1) A talbuk, which is an epic mount available in World Of Warcraft.
2) A fandumb nickname for draenei, coined by people who are confused about their origin and think anything with horns and hooves is a goat.
2) A fandumb nickname for draenei, coined by people who are confused about their origin and think anything with horns and hooves is a goat.
"Why do people call draenei spacegoats, anyway?"
"Because they're from space, and they have horns and hooves."
"If they're from space, so are orcs. And...anything with horns and hooves is a goat? I'll be sure to tell your friends who play tauren that."
"Don't you dare!"
"Because they're from space, and they have horns and hooves."
"If they're from space, so are orcs. And...anything with horns and hooves is a goat? I'll be sure to tell your friends who play tauren that."
"Don't you dare!"
by Qit el-Remel June 02, 2009
1) A tribal spiritual leader. Comes from a Siberian term and has no linguistic relation to "man." The female version is "shamanka."
2) A multi-purpose hybrid class in World of Warcraft. Can heal and cast elemental spells, and is fairly durable. Originally only available to the Horde—intended as a counterpart to the Alliance's paladins—but this changed with the release of the Burning Crusade expansion.
2) A multi-purpose hybrid class in World of Warcraft. Can heal and cast elemental spells, and is fairly durable. Originally only available to the Horde—intended as a counterpart to the Alliance's paladins—but this changed with the release of the Burning Crusade expansion.
1) He claims to be a genuine Lakota shaman.
2) WTF? Some draenei shaman just ganked me in Hillsbrad!
2) WTF? Some draenei shaman just ganked me in Hillsbrad!
by Qit el-Remel March 23, 2008
Fans being: opinionated, argumentative, rude, touchy, ignorant, wanky, whiny, elitist, irrational, or any combination of the above. In short, fans behaving foolishly. Often results in fanwank, flamewars, and trolling.
by Qit el-Remel July 05, 2009
by Qit el-Remel December 11, 2008
1) Rampaging barbarians.
2) One of the two factions (the other being the Alliance) in World of Warcraft. Consists of three interesting tribal races, some annoyingly twee elves, and some creepy ghouls. Horde players are neither inherently more mature nor inherently more likely to gank. Commonly misjudged as the "evil" faction.
2) One of the two factions (the other being the Alliance) in World of Warcraft. Consists of three interesting tribal races, some annoyingly twee elves, and some creepy ghouls. Horde players are neither inherently more mature nor inherently more likely to gank. Commonly misjudged as the "evil" faction.
1) Watch out for the rampaging hordes of middle-schoolers.
2) No, the Horde are not "the bad guys." RTFM.
2) No, the Horde are not "the bad guys." RTFM.
by Qit el-Remel December 27, 2007
Pronounced "dra-nye" or "drah-nye." The only particularly interesting Alliance race in World of Warcraft. Tall and (usually) blue, with tails and cloven hooves. The males of the species look somewhat like Hellboy and have catfish barbels on their faces; the females are much slimmer, leggy, and have horns.
Notable for being the only Alliance race that can play as shamans, for being the only race in the game that can be either shamans or paladins, and for having an inherent healing ability.
Some slang terms are space-goat (from their hooves and a common misconception about their origin), squid-goat (from their hooves and the males' facial barbels), blueberry, and smurf.
Notable for being the only Alliance race that can play as shamans, for being the only race in the game that can be either shamans or paladins, and for having an inherent healing ability.
Some slang terms are space-goat (from their hooves and a common misconception about their origin), squid-goat (from their hooves and the males' facial barbels), blueberry, and smurf.
by Qit el-Remel December 27, 2007
One of the five Horde races in World of Warcraft. Resemble the classic Greek minotaur, only with hooves for feet and three-fingered hands. They have a culture that appears to be based off of several Native American tribes, are the only Horde race that can be druids, and are a blatant rebuke to anyone who misjudges the Horde as the "bad guys."
by Qit el-Remel March 23, 2008