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"For it be a real shocka!"

Honestly kind of sucks that it went to the original creature version instead of the Zandalari version, but perhaps it's a bit for the better.

I usually don't talk too much about what lore goes on in some of the pictures because of how incoherent they are and how people don't really care for them, but another big reason why I decided to make an original version of Amoxcui was to allow for her shamanistic powers to actually work. Obviously how they work in whatever fantasy universe my characters live isn't very original, but it doesn't work the same as in the Warcraft universe.

In the WoW universe, a shaman communes with the elements and is "granted" their powers in a sort of deal (and goblins take that "deal" to its literally extremes), and certain species tend to view these in different ways. Amoxcui and Aniteryi both are enhancement shamans in WoW, because how they would actually work (technically I made Helena also as a Kul-Tiran, but it feels more like an in-name and body only arrangement).

How it works in my fantasy setting (as for Helena and Amoxcui), the elementals will often "bless" someone with their powers, however, the powers are often very contradictory. Amoxcui has the power of electricity and gold (which for the latter power, a lot of the shamans of his species has) and Helena has fire and jade for her elements. It's possible to actually gain more elemental powers, but it requires a lot of training and usually nobody ever masters more than four; even immortals have a miserable time trying learn elemental powers.

Of course, while shocking foes with powerful jolts of electricity or encasing yourself in gold is great, you will still need some physical combat skills... While it may not look like it, Amoxcui is really good at kickboxing and boxing.

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This is all probably too much information for a picture most probably won't really read much into. It's just nice lighting after all.

Description

"For it be a real shocka!"

Honestly kind of sucks that it went to the original creature version instead of the Zandalari version, but perhaps it's a bit for the better.

I usually don't talk too much about what lore goes on in some of the pictures because of how incoherent they are and how people don't really care for them, but another big reason why I decided to make an original version of Amoxcui was to allow for her shamanistic powers to actually work. Obviously how they work in whatever fantasy universe my characters live isn't very original, but it doesn't work the same as in the Warcraft universe.

In the WoW universe, a shaman communes with the elements and is "granted" their powers in a sort of deal (and goblins take that "deal" to its literally extremes), and certain species tend to view these in different ways. Amoxcui and Aniteryi both are enhancement shamans in WoW, because how they would actually work (technically I made Helena also as a Kul-Tiran, but it feels more like an in-name and body only arrangement).

How it works in my fantasy setting (as for Helena and Amoxcui), the elementals will often "bless" someone with their powers, however, the powers are often very contradictory. Amoxcui has the power of electricity and gold (which for the latter power, a lot of the shamans of his species has) and Helena has fire and jade for her elements. It's possible to actually gain more elemental powers, but it requires a lot of training and usually nobody ever masters more than four; even immortals have a miserable time trying learn elemental powers.

Of course, while shocking foes with powerful jolts of electricity or encasing yourself in gold is great, you will still need some physical combat skills... While it may not look like it, Amoxcui is really good at kickboxing and boxing.

...

This is all probably too much information for a picture most probably won't really read much into. It's just nice lighting after all.