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World
of Warcraft's Wrath of the Lich King has given us a host
of new beasts and some "cuties"
by Nik Haywood World of Warcraft has now launched the “Wrath of the Lich King” and with it a host of new beasts. All are new to us, but the Wendigo is thought to have relations in the mountains of Dun Morogh. My favourite is without doubt the Tuskarr (It’s a walrus in disguise!) and one of the new cuties with horns or tusks. World of Warcraft have given us ten new beasts in the recently launched “Wrath of the Lich King”. Living all over the vast lands of Northrend they will all give the player new hours of endless fun trying to kill or escape from them. Like most players I have my favourites and I don’t know if I need help but mine all have either tusks or horns. If you have not yet met them all let me give you a small insight starting with the Tuskarr, (yes this is the walruss look alike) but definitely improved from the real ones. They are kind natured little things that can be found roaming the south coast of Northrend, and are tribal creatures and peaceful but constantly under threat from the Kvaldir and arctic Murloc called gorloc. These fearless Tuskarr are allies to both Alliance and Horde in the ongoing struggle against the hostiles in Northrend. The Taunka are related to the Tauren and as such show allegiance to the Horde and are said to have big hearts and unbeatable resolve, well that only works if you are a friend. Now the Shoveltusk is not going to bother you unless you start it and then watch out unless you want three or four buffalo look alikes walking all over you. Oh! And did I mention these rather peaceful beasts have very big curved antlers and twin tusks coming out of the jaw. Very nice!! Now my final cutie is the big Wendigo and if you can’t avoid them (which you can’t) be very careful when running into a cave, if you wake it up it can seriously hurt you. They are ferocious and aggressive in defending their homes and can soon add you to their pile of chewed bones. By Nik Haywood About the author: My name is Nik Haywood and I live in England. I have been playing World of Warcraft for more than 3 years, and now have 5 level 70's. |
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