Destructive as they might be, wildfires are an important part of the life cycles of forests. They are necessary to clear out dead trees, thin the forest canopy and promote new growth. But you try telling that to a terrified, orphaned treant who has just seen his entire family go up in smoke. Agryus of Vindictive on Draka (US-A), Karcharos of Disciples of Andraste on Sentinels (US-A) and Schade of Goddess on Winterhoof (US-A) all sent in near-identical screenshots of these burned, non-despawning treants in the Firelands.
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Destructive as they might be, wildfires are an important part of the life cycles of forests. They are necessary to clear out dead trees, thin the forest canopy and promote new growth. But you try telling that to a terrified, orphaned treant who has just seen his entire family go up in smoke. Agryus of Vindictive on Draka (US-A), Karcharos of Disciples of Andraste on Sentinels (US-A) and Schade of Goddess on Winterhoof (US-A) all sent in near-identical screenshots of these burned, non-despawning treants in the Firelands.
Gallery: Around Azeroth 3

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Filed under: Around AzerothAround Azeroth: The Lorax will not be pleased originally appeared on WoW Insider on Thu, 04 Aug 2011 10:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.Permalink | Email this | Comments