Gotta wonder if they do it on purpose for engagement baiting.

Still funny they couldn’t stick with their own rules even with the first entry.

Watch Mojo put up a list of the top 20 body swapping movies. They said they were excluding Age Changes, Possession and Transformations. The first entry they did was Shaggy Dog, which is transformation.

Genital swapping works too

Why not Marvel Rivals into someone from Overwatch?

I thought it was Shandris bursting into the room and decking her

When Children's Week comes along this year I'm going to do her quest chain on an alt with her child version along for the journey.

Vareesa's twin children sitting somewhere out in the world being like 'We're Windrunners too aren't we?'

Especially when the do it on purpose, like when Spider-Man and Wolverine swapped bodies in the Ultimate universe.

I do like that they had Laura and Gwen do that recently enough, it was very much a reference to that swap.

Super Heroes in general have all the weird things happen to them. TG, Body Swapping, AR/AP, Animal TFs, body horror, inanimate, etc.

A week is a good short term, I think a month to really get to know what it's like.

It technically is but a different sort. They don't swap into each others bodies, it's more a trait swap if anything.

I think next year you need to do an SCV from Starcraft

I've only finished the first one and True Colours

I do own 2 and Before the Storm.

The Chococalypse

They did blow up the the zone to kill the Thunder King

That second comment is clearly a prank to make you think you've swapped so they can come in and take your body, don't listen to them.

Body swap on April 1st and no one will believe you until April 2nd.

Alterac deserves more respect, they were the first human kingdom to see the horde as more than monsters and even negotiated with them.

I'm so glad they are back and part of the Red Dawn, showing those human first faction how to do things.

Something's not quite right... An Illusion! What are you hiding?

She sits there and presses Taunt

I still find it funny I got attached to Zul'jin as a kid and he was only in one very easy escort mission and was no stronger than a regular Troll.

Most of the Warcraft II heroes got to be a boss in one form or another, be it warfronts, raids, dungeons etc. I'm a little disappointed in WoD's Dentarg.

Where's Budd? The vision quest for the Zul'Aman raid doeesn't count.

It is a bit of the way away and don’t know the yield of the fruit

Yeah it will still always be talked about but I feel that the Horde and Alliance have been too buddy-buddy after Shadowlands. So while it’s still brought up they are currently getting along too well.

I more miss the faction differences rather than having the same story on both sides

I don't like the full on faction wars like BFA and Cata/Mop especially when the Horde blew up an alliance city both times. But I like faction tension and skirmishes should still happen. I also feel like Teldrassil was the worst crime in the modern Horde and it's been forgiven too quickly.

Elves seem to need a font of power, at least those who use arcane otherwise they wither. We've seen it for the Nightbourne and High Elves. Even the High Elves are a form of withered of the Night Elves.

So yeah bad was done but a solution needs to be given before saying not to reignite it.

I'd argue Arthas' attack isn't really their fault as it was only to resurrect Kel'thuzad and it only really affected the High Elves at that point. It was also the first time in 10k years it had been attacked.

Also the Sunwell only got revived after Kil'Jaeden and it was Velen who did it.

I guess being allied with Suramar they do have access to the fruit of the Arcan'dor so the mana reliance might not be an issue this time round.

I also found some of the points the Night Elves about the Sunwell being under threat for the 3rd time when Hyjal has had the same issue.