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The tigon is a creature resembling a humanoid big cat, so far primarily seen in the form of troll priests taking on the aspect of the feline loa Shirvallah and Bethekk.
By the time of the war against the Iron Horde, troll[1] druids had created a way for all druids to take on a half-cat form like those of Shirvallah's champions through the [Claws of Shirvallah]. This was later removed from the game.
Known[]
- High Priestess Arlokk, High Priestess of Bethekk, located in the old version of Zul'Gurub, transformed into the form of a female panther-like tigon during her boss fight.
- High Priestess Kilnara, who replaced Arlokk during the revamp of Zul'Gurub, uses a transformation similar to that of Arlokk.
- High Priest Thekal, High Priest of Shirvallah, transformed into a male tiger-like tigon during his boss fight.
- Roar, who appears in the Wizard of Oz event in the Karazhan Opera Hall, uses the model of a male lion-like tigon. However, due to the nature of the opera event, this may merely be a costume.
- Spirit of the Tiger, the form taken by the player during the quest [1] Lady Of De Tigers.
Notes and trivia[]
- The name "tigon" is taken from the game files as no other name is known.
- Combining the now unobtainable fist weapons [Thekal's Grasp] and [Arlokk's Grasp] to form the Primal Blessing set grants a small chance with each ranged or melee hit to briefly transform into a tigon.
- The saberon may have been inspired by the tigon.
- In the real world, a tigon or tiglon is the hybrid offspring of a male tiger and a lioness.
- During early parts of the testing of Cataclysm, before the tol'vir were introduced, tigons could be found in various places in Uldum.
Gallery[]
Roar.
High Priestess Arlokk in the form of a female tigon.
High Priest Thekal in the form of a male tigon.
See also[]
References[]
- ^ Chadd Nervig on Twitter - "I'll leave the lore discussion up to @DaveKosak, but I think it's safe to say that it started with troll Druids, at least."
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