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Commento di tales

I was not always a shorftfang, I was strong.

Does anyone know what that means? It's kinda rare to see a unique named npc that seemingly has no real purpose.

Commento di Tequima

"They tell me that I can shed my shame. I only need to do one thing, and then I will not be a shortfang.

But I cannot do that. I cannot take Farros' strength for myself. Not after what he has done for me..."

Commento di 998027

After analyzing the 4 named Saurok, this one included, one is a Shortfang (Siakann), one is a Saur-Priest (Akolik), the other two are Tomma and Gokkar which seem to be run-of-the-mill saurok.

Akolik seems to believe what the rest of the Saurok do about Kroshik, while Tomma and Gokkar have dialogue such as "I know we were made by the mogu - only a fool would deny it" (-Gokkar). They also seem to know well enough that you are not Saurok, but cloaked in a spell to look like one, at the same time, they do not attack you. Tomma seems to be the more adamantly non "religious" of the two, since in the Kroshik sacrifice phase he says "I will not participate in their false ritual. There is nothing special about Kroshik, or his meat. Meat is meat."

The Shortfang's dialogue I only saw when at the Kroshik Sacrifice, where he said he had to wait for the rest to eat of Kroshik first, because he was a shortfang (By the way I noticed Shortfangs are all hunters - is that some sort of implication Blizzard?).

EDIT: Siakann's dialogue is shrouded in mystery, with the following lines:

"They tell me that I can shed my shame. I only need to do one thing, and then I will not be a shortfang. But I cannot do that. I cannot take Farros' strength for myself. Not after what he has done for me..." (Credit: Tequima)

"I was not always a shorftfang, I was strong." (Credit: tales)

Akolik's dialogue I also only read at the sacrifice, where he said 'Feast on Kroshik's flesh and be cured of your diseases!'. Despite having a name, he seems to vary little from the other Saur-Priests.

That said, there could be an interesting development of these characters in the future. I hope there is, since up till now Saurok have only been deemed as mindless violent creatures. Some self-consciousness elements to them would be nice.

Commento di thenom

During the Kroshik egg phase, he says, "My father was a brute. My mother was a saur-priest. I am nothing. I am a disgrace to the Skumblade. I will die in filth, and they will not eat my meat."

Commento di 853957

I looked at their dialogues on a non-sacrifice day. Egg phase, if that makes a difference.

Gokkar: I have seen your magic. I know you are not Saurok. You are other. Your magic makes you weak. You are not brave. You are coward who hides in enemy's skin. YOU ARE NOT STRONG!

<Gokkar spits at your feet.>

Tomma: You know what I think? <Tomma glances quickly behind him>

The saur-priests are as filled with filth as the village itself.

Their Kroshik-worship makes them weak. They preach strength, but do they hunt? Do they kill? Do they roll in the decaying remains of their fallen brothers?

No. They hide in their caves and talk. If they were truly strong, they would be out here fighting with us.

Akolik: Kroshik has a body of meat and bone, but he carries with him the spirit of Kros.

One day, Kroshik's hunt will end. But Kros's hunt goes on forever.

Siakann: My father was a brute. My mother was a saur-priest. I am nothing.

I am a disgrace to the Skumblade. I will die in filth, and they will not eat my meat.

Commento di Natsuyo

I'm surprised nobody has mentioned this before.
This is obvious reference to Seanchans from Wheels of Time fantasy serie.

Siakann

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