#h'di

Sungrisk hates kissing someone after they’ve had something so ungodly sweet. Like, it’s that “chill in your bones”-type of sweet that he swears makes his Scourge-tainted mist change colors. If he’s willing to shell out hundreds of gold for a decent mouthwash to hide the bitterly cold Scourge breath he has, then the least they could do is not allow him to be on a sugar rush for the next decade.

Don’t ask him why, but Bho’jir hates oranges (the color, the texture, the pulp). Just. He will literally curse you into the next realm over in retaliation.

Enmesarra gets the title ‘Apothecarist’ as a sick, twisted joke. She was once the proud owner of the Azerothian equivalent of a cocaine-meets-opioid lab, and was as quick with her words as she was with slipping something into an unsuspecting rich guy’s drink to steal everything he was worth. As a death knight, her old “job” is doubly damning as she uses her drug-making skills with her unholy classification to spread the Scourge in the new drugs she passes out.

She is also hyper-allergic to mangoes, despite the fact that is her favorite fruit, ever. Every time Enmesarra eats one, she puffs up and turns the literal color orange, but denies being allergic because “it hasn’t been scientifically proven yet.”

Every dwarf has the knowledge of what they are made up of (diamonds, sapphires, clay, limestone, etc…), and it’s an incredibly private matter. Singlar doesn’t let just anyone know about the fact he’s made of diamond (because, look, King Magni literally turned into a diamond and went immobile for nearly a decade, and whatever he has Singlar does not want to repeat). So as much as he’d love to say ‘Diamond-Tipped’ means his genitalia, it doesn’t. (On the flip side, when he uses his racial ability to become stone, his skin turns into a steel-grey diamond. It looks pretty cool.)

Khkoaytsma uses the title ‘Liberated,’ though it’s really only used in draenic/shamanic ceremonies. Similarly to those that escaped the Soul Engine and experiments of the orcish Horde (in the Outland and on Draenor), she and others that hold the title are few and far between. It is more symbolic than an actual position, but they can share their trauma with a single word than having to relive it.

Each of them has had their moments of luck, where either fate will intervene to help or make a situation that much worse (but eventually get luckier later). Bhoj’ir is the luckiest out of them all (10 out of 10), but hates to admit that it’s luck and not “skill.” Then (out of the main ones) it comes Totality (who doesn’t believe in luck but often blushes at the thought of being called ‘lucky’, with him being 8 out of 10), K’ure (who uses it to her advantage as best as she can, 7 out of 10), then Ereish (who hates the thought of not being lucky, but she’s like, a 3 out of 10, lol).

Ahilyah spent decades in the Emerald Dream after she was infected, attempting to control her worgen sickness with the help of those in the Dream. When she succeeded, she emerged with other night elves when the Gilneans were cured of the madness (to reintegrate into society). Due to the fact she spent so long in the Dream, the warrior can sense so many more connections between everything, sometimes disorienting her if she’s close to a leyline/Dream entrance.

Despite the fact that her fingers have been nearly worn down to the bone (from the cold or a furnace, she cannot tell), Rohinii is very delicate with her detailing work for jewelcrafting commissions. Silver and saronite is her favorite combination, somewhat of an obsession for her to work with it as it gives her some catharsis whenever she feels stressed out (almost like smoking? but not as damaging in the long run).

Hjörrdís paints her nails glow-in-the-dark so she doesn’t accidentally hurt herself. She says it’s because she isn’t used to being “so leathery,” but really it’s because she can’t stand seeing how malformed her body has become since choosing to follow Illidan (and c’mon, glow in the dark nails are so cool).