Blog of a Wild Lorehound

The WoW-blog for eriakit. World of Warcraft-related posts and character stuff for my many, many toons.

[janpesart]

Watched the first WoW trailer again!

[mortea-tadel]

Today is my birthday(31)

Sharing my arts would be a great gift for me

[mortea-tadel]

Hey I urgently need funds, so I'm opening commissions for July-August.

[heteyyy]

"She taught me that the best way to express your affection is to give a fire. She burned down along with the house under the silent reproach of the surrounding pines. This silence was mesmerizing. No one ever learned about this story; the world erased it from memory, like a grain of sand. And this oblivion was the most beautiful thing I have ever encountered."

2024

[rikreverb]

this has got to be one of the dumbest things thats ever happened in the goldshire inn

[archmage--khadgar]

Did not have the "return of the corrupted blood bug" on my 2026 bingo card.

[anrymarystudio]

[rogue-star]

"If your inner light fades, scorch the darkness with roaring fire." - Kelsara Sunblade.

[sw-everest]

Sketch of tauren

[beksting]

can you tell that this gay alcoholic bitch is The Grand Magister of Silvermoon City

[evanreichel]

Wanted to draw Rommath for a long time

[quellzy]

My little Dalaran drop out, and spell blade.

[lorbitele]

Some Rommath New sketch + one from 2 years ago

[skymagpieart]

Uncle Kinduru is the sweetest man and Zul'jan was so loved, even though he was definitely giving his uncle trouble 💚

[druidonity2]

tracing cat pictures with wrathion to try and challenge my art block. its fun.

[threekegs]

will you halt this eclipse in me?

[ohbandera]

The Haranir are a straightforward bunch

[kalronae]

Back at it again: sketching eredar speculative biology ideas!

This time I wanted to focus on their tendrils and tails. Zeal and I theorize that they were, at one time, semi-aquatic predators. Their tendrils are fat reserves and are sensitive to vibration and motion underwater, making them, functionally, whiskers. Their tails, at least on modern males/body 1, are thick and muscular, which could have made them good for propelling them through water.

Modern eredar display really stark sexual dimorphism, leading me to believe that, over time, these traits became secondary sex characteristics and health indicators. The sexes would have been much closer in appearance during the chapter of their history where these traits were important for survival.

Nowadays, tendrils are moreso thought of as an erogenous zone (which is supported by that one /flirt voice clip, you know the one), but could still be fine sensory organs. The muscular nature of tails could also be good for wrestling/rutting in competing males.

More sketches and theories to come soon! Thanks for reading!