Patch 11.1.7
Posted: Wed Apr 30, 2025 10:42 am
Since we're likely to see the PTR updated to 11.1.7 soon, I've gone ahead and started this thread. There most likely won't be much to the patch, if anything, but we'll seen.
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I guess it is possible, but I wouldn’t count on it. The only thing that has anything to do with Pandaria in regards to Lorewalking is Lorewalker Cho. The three stories are about Xal’atath, the Lich King, and the Ethereals.Talihawk wrote: Thu May 01, 2025 8:55 pm Any chance we might get some new Cloud Serpent colors tameable via the Lorewalking?
No worries!Talihawk wrote: Thu May 01, 2025 9:32 pm Ah bummer. Sorry about that, got confused on what the focus of the stories were.I need more brain cells.
The lynxes definitely came from the northern half of eastern kingdoms where the elves lived, they definitely kept lynxes as a symbol of their elven heritageValnaaros wrote: Sun May 11, 2025 12:48 am Even though the next patch is tied to the Arathi, it is more specifically tied to the Arathi in Arathi Highlands, which do not have lynxes.
That's possible, but there also could be lynxes native to where the Arathi Empire currently is. Even so, the modern Arathi in the Arathi Highlands do not have lynxes.worgpower wrote: Sun May 11, 2025 10:26 amThe lynxes definitely came from the northern half of eastern kingdoms where the elves lived, they definitely kept lynxes as a symbol of their elven heritageValnaaros wrote: Sun May 11, 2025 12:48 am Even though the next patch is tied to the Arathi, it is more specifically tied to the Arathi in Arathi Highlands, which do not have lynxes.
umm no, lore wise Lynxes are part of the Amani empire heritage; one of the few things highborn stole from forest trolls besides dragonhawks and amani lands which is now the colonise territories under the rule of blood elves. The amani clearly uses Lynx and as always colonising powers always steal from the natives and appropriated their culture.worgpower wrote: Sun May 11, 2025 10:26 amThe lynxes definitely came from the northern half of eastern kingdoms where the elves lived, they definitely kept lynxes as a symbol of their elven heritageValnaaros wrote: Sun May 11, 2025 12:48 am Even though the next patch is tied to the Arathi, it is more specifically tied to the Arathi in Arathi Highlands, which do not have lynxes.
I think that is just speculation. Searching the Warcraft Wiki doesn't suggest any of that. There is speculation that the lynxes found in Quel'thalas are descended from Nightsabers that the Highborne took with them from Kalimdor when they went to the Eastern Kingdoms. There isn't anything that suggests that the Highborne stole the lynx from the Forest Trolls. Just because the Amani have a Lynx Loa and hunt with lynx doesn't mean that the lynx were originally theirs.Bunny._.Harvestman wrote: Fri May 16, 2025 11:47 pmumm no, lore wise Lynxes are part of the Amani empire heritage; one of the few things highborn stole from forest trolls besides dragonhawks and amani lands which is now the colonise territories under the rule of blood elves. The amani clearly uses Lynx and as always colonising powers always steal from the natives and appropriated their culture.worgpower wrote: Sun May 11, 2025 10:26 amThe lynxes definitely came from the northern half of eastern kingdoms where the elves lived, they definitely kept lynxes as a symbol of their elven heritageValnaaros wrote: Sun May 11, 2025 12:48 am Even though the next patch is tied to the Arathi, it is more specifically tied to the Arathi in Arathi Highlands, which do not have lynxes.
nah let me rp hating elf cause I wanna roll an amani troll in midnight lol. but I feel that Blizz would to scare to humanize Trolls of why they hated the high elves, the same way we only got evil drustvars when in fact kul tiran actually colonised their lands; both trolls and drustvars seemed to be justified in their hatred towards the people that wronged them.Valnaaros wrote: Sat May 17, 2025 12:47 amI think that is just speculation. Searching the Warcraft Wiki doesn't suggest any of that. There is speculation that the lynxes found in Quel'thalas are descended from Nightsabers that the Highborne took with them from Kalimdor when they went to the Eastern Kingdoms. There isn't anything that suggests that the Highborne stole the lynx from the Forest Trolls. Just because the Amani have a Lynx Loa and hunt with lynx doesn't mean that the lynx were originally theirs.Bunny._.Harvestman wrote: Fri May 16, 2025 11:47 pmumm no, lore wise Lynxes are part of the Amani empire heritage; one of the few things highborn stole from forest trolls besides dragonhawks and amani lands which is now the colonise territories under the rule of blood elves. The amani clearly uses Lynx and as always colonising powers always steal from the natives and appropriated their culture.worgpower wrote: Sun May 11, 2025 10:26 am
The lynxes definitely came from the northern half of eastern kingdoms where the elves lived, they definitely kept lynxes as a symbol of their elven heritage
If the Arathi Empire in Arathi Highlands still has or once had lynxes, the upcoming patch would've been the time to show that whether it is by some dialogue tidbit or just adding lynx in. Since they didn't, and based off of a bit of lore from a lynx battle pet, the Arathi Empire (the current one) did not start using lynx until they found them in their new homeland.
However, if there is any concrete lore that says otherwise, I'm happy to accept that.
The lone surviving elf mage you help when you get there, mentions his lynx back home, wondering if it will remember him.
If the Arathi Empire in Arathi Highlands still has or once had lynxes, the upcoming patch would've been the time to show that whether it is by some dialogue tidbit or just adding lynx in. Since they didn't, and based off of a bit of lore from a lynx battle pet, the Arathi Empire (the current one) did not start using lynx until they found them in their new homeland.
However, if there is any concrete lore that says otherwise, I'm happy to accept that.