#outofbubbles

1. Elves. I’m sorry everyone else. You can go home. 

2. Humans. Just because Genn Greymane is one. I know there is this whole argument that Worgen are their own race because gameplay and the novels put them there, but I don’t see the ability to turn into a giant angry wolf-person a race when the base is just human. Also, more Genn, please. 

3. Dwarves. It’s the beards and sense of humor. 

4. Genn. (Don’t judge me, I have needs)

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Several people. Allow me to explain… 

1. Phoenix. I know this is really, really, REALLY awful of me, but the fact is that the pair of them would just make a team of steamy hot monkey sex and angst. They would never actually get along and quite possibly would end up killing each other in some twisted accident that would be front page of the National Enquirer (if there is even an Azerothian version of it, there should be). I ship them primarily because of the really raunchy stuff that no one gets to talk about. 

2. Rennali. Absolutely ship it. Why? Who wouldn’t ship two completely opposite people? Hell, I’m sure that if they ever got together they would make one hell of a sitcom. Darling war-priest who is faithful in the Light living in some high-end New York or San Francisco apartment with her hot demon roommate Sargeras. The two of them have crazy misadventures and the season finale is where Sargeras finally realizes how in love he is with her, but doesn’t know how to reveal that to his current stage 5 clinger girlfriend Monica. 

3. Khadgar. This ship is really more about who can be the bigger sass master. You can just see the pair of them competing over everything from how to cook mac-n-cheese to crochet. They would literally compete over everything imaginable and the one who wins is the one who gets the zinger in the end. I really put them in a hot dog eating contest to figure out who wins the deed to Azeroth. 

4. Medivh. They already share the same body, so who wouldn’t ship the love/hate relationship already there? Sargeras puts Medivh through some zany adventures where he has to figure out how to get out of some kind of trouble only to then discover that - SURPRISE! - it was Sargeras. I’m almost convinced this is exactly how Medivh met most of the people he knows now. So, in the end, is Sargeras really that bad of a guy if he brought a bunch of misfits together as friends? Probably. Since… You know… He killed a lot of people along the way.