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Jack Kirby “Creature in oxygen tent,” “Flurren’s robots,” “Flying mounts,” “Lava creature,” “Molten steel poured in robot molds,” “Silicoid creatures,” “Sorrot’s robots,” “Wasps-size of cat” Thundarr the Barbarian Ruby-Spears (undated)
Thoughts on flying mounts
Even though as players we see many other players with grandiose flying mounts all the time, I’d imagine that in-universe it’s rare to own a flying mount and even rarer to own anything other than the standard gryphon/hippogryph/wyvern.
Finally flying in style
Reflecting on Flying in Wrath Classic
Flying is certainly one of the more contentious features introduced into World of Warcraft. People love it, people hate it, often simultaneously, and Blizzard, having introduced it as a feature, has struggled with how to deal with it, vacillating between going all in on it with some expansions and suggesting they might not even enable it with others. Leaving Dalaran in a flying machine Having…
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Flight in Pre-Patch Outland
Flight in Pre-Patch Outland
Flying mounts were one of the big features of Burning Crusade back in the day. There have been plenty of arguments since it was introduced as to whether or not it was a good idea or not, and Blizzard has spent a lot of time since trying to figure out how to put that genie back in the bottle. But it has been part of the game since early 2007, so naturally I splurged the day it became…
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Dragon Rider by Antonio J. Manzanedo
Dragon Rider by Antonio J. Manzanedo