Mascottes et jouets ajoutés en récompense de l'exploration d'îles dans la sous-version 26734 de Battle for Azeroth

BFA Publié 31/05/2018 à 15:39 par perculia

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Cinématique de la princesse Talanji (Spoilers)

Mises à jour apportées au scénario de recrutement de l'Orc Mag'har (Spoilers)

Expérience de jeu de l'incendie de Teldrassil

Nouveaux objets : nourriture d'homme-cochon, heaumes bougie et Vrykul, arme poisson

Mascottes récompenses de l'exploration d'îles, notamment un kakapo

Nouveaux hauts faits, notamment relatifs à l'exploration d'îles

Traits de classe et d'azérite, notamment les traits pour Uldir

Chaînes de caractères et dessins des écrans des crédits

Bougie cire-moustache

Capitaine Cézigue Captain Nibs was once the leader of an ill-fated sea voyage of slightly-too-smart-for-their-own-good monkies that quickly capsized.

Galure: Scuttle was named after the ships he destroys, not his movement patterns, and don't you forget it.

Barnaby: A wealthy pirate captain met with a strange man on the docks of an unknown city and bartered for everlasting life for his faithful companion. As with most monkey-related wishes, something went wrong.

Poro: Poro cannot fly, but enjoys a long lifespan hopping along the ground and shaking the fruits from trees.
This birb is based on the Kakapo, an endangered species. You can learn more and donate to help them here.

Poulpirate Whatever the story of his mysterious eyepatch is, he's not talking.

Petit octopode: A baby octopode is technically referred to as a "squish."

Jeune solécaille: The bright scales of this rare wind serpent soak up the sunlight to keep it warm, even in shade.

Tunnelier pierre-de-sang: Is that a venomous worm in your pocket or... why is that in your pocket?

Glisseur froide-lumière: The coldlight once were quite common across the oceans, to the grumbles of many hunters, but no longer.

Tique voru’kar: The voru'kar are fiercely loyal to their leader, Vorus'arak, who led them to safety from the Lich King's grasp.

Jeune kunchong: Based on their size, the mantid appear to be re-growing their swarm, likely due to the presence of a new empress.

Jeune saumécaille Even young brineshell are drawn to the line in the sky that meets the waves, it calls them.

Rodéo: Particularly partial to coastal scrub grasses, this hardy species has survived many years in uncharted lands.

Bufflon croupe-musquée: Getting just one of these fragrant beasts damp is the olfactory equivalent to rolling around in a pile of wet dogs.

Pince-bec: Wear gloves with this little guy, he loves to bite!

Clampant nacrétoile: The shells of this particular group of crabs shimmer like gems on the sand.

Flamme rieuse: The most nefarious of the trickster spirits, and the reason why the pandaren invented fireproof pants.

Bourgeon brousse-chardon: The sprites that inhabit the islands of the Great Sea have thought of many traps to lure in unwary visitors.

Pierrelet rieur: The earth that's rumbling beneath your feet... is it quaking or laughing, or both?

Givrelet joueur: You know how disappointing it is when you return to your beverage and the ice has all melted? This guy's fault.

Petit-Sabot: Littlehoof likes: bounding, bouncing, frolicking, and headbutts, in that order.

Zéphyr espiègle: "Beware the cool breeze, for it brings trickery." - pandaren proverb

Jeune araignée brûletoile: The kindleweb spider species is known amongst the island tribes for its warm, threadable webbing.

Scorpide dard-de-mort: It's sting is worse than... well nothing, really. Are you sure you want to keep this as a pet?

Faux cogne-poings: Someone put this mechanical gorilla on the island to monitor the species, but who, and why?

Chevreau combesabot: The hooves of this subgroup of goats have evolved to be equally surefooted on sand or stone.

Craqueteur carasable: During the warm summer months, the noise that these pests make is enough to drive a person mad.

Brandon: The only balls this hound chases are diamond-hard, fireproof rocks. Very heavy, not fun to throw.

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