Original questline of each race

In Vanilla humans got an overarching 'Enemy Within' arc starting from local troubles with Defias leading to uncovering of Missing Diplomat conspiracy and resolving in Onyxia raid.

I imagine the other races were supposed to have a similar treatment, but the developers simply didn't have enough time to complete them. We can see hints at them with nigh elves (corruption spreading from Teldrassil > conspiracy of Fandral > planned Emerald dream raid), orcs (Shadow Council), dwarves (Dark Iron infilatration > BRD), taurens (whatever Magatha is cooking with Arikara).

What do you think each story would be if they got the same treatment as humans?

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u/Schuschpan — 5 days ago
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Electrolysis experiment safety and sanity check

Hi all! I happened to read an article about CO2 capture with electrolysis, and wanted to try to reproduce that at home. Now, this is schematically my plan. I 3D print with ABS three small chambers, clam the CEM between them. The CEM I am preparing according to this recipe. For electrodes I will use the graphite rods, cathode drilled in to pump the air through as a gas diffuser. CO2 is then captured into a balloon. I will test the construction for water-tightness before pouring any chemicals.

https://preview.redd.it/nx4fh0ffo4nh1.png?width=884&format=png&auto=webp&s=a18a5e5bd32ad0a51ea2bb52d5bf29d0cbc5af26

The question I have is about safety (beyond the usual PPE).

  • - Since the concentration of CO2 in the air is low, I will track NaOH build up with pH liquid.
  • - The corrosion of the anode might produce CO, so I will have a detector for that, and in general a few CO2 detectors (mainly for input and output air, but also around in case of a leak).
  • - Just in case I'm accumulating H2O2, I will test with peroxide strips.
  • - Should I be worried about H2 production in the first chamber? If so, how can I mitigate that?

Anything else I'm missing and should be concerned with? Thanks!

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u/Schuschpan — 1 month ago

IPA is too Man-centric

After seeing Hangeul-based IPA, I have decided it's time for Tengwar-based IPA. Remove human bias by going elvish.

u/Schuschpan — 5 months ago