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Polar furbolgs are usually white,{{cite|APG|10}} although the [[Redfang tribe]] have an auburn color. |
Polar furbolgs are usually white,{{cite|APG|10}} although the [[Redfang tribe]] have an auburn color. |
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Revision as of 16:18, 24 February 2009
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Furbolgs from Northrend are called polar furbolgs.Template:Cite Furbolgs are simple and uncomplicated, and so is their home. Furs cover the floors and furniture, which is large and comfortable, and woven tapestries lend some color to the walls. Weapons and other trophies are mounted above doors and windows, which have thin sheets of skin to keep out the cold. Large fire pits stand at the center of every house, and some large rooms have their own smaller pits down the middle.Template:Cite
Faiths
Druidism and shamanism are two of their faiths.Template:Cite
Friendly Furbolgs?
Furbolgs are rough and crude but peaceful. They hate ice trolls and also hate the Scourge. Anything that causes either group trouble has the furbolgs’ approval provided it does not harm them or damage their lands. If a chieftain or shaman learns that an ice troll is passing through the Grizzly Hills, he dispatches a band of furbolgs (12 in all) to find and kill him.Template:Cite
Appearance
Polar furbolgs are usually white,Template:Cite although the Redfang tribe have an auburn color.
Tribes
Some of the polar furbolg tribes seem to have become corrupted furbolgs by the influence of the Old Gods, specifically Yogg-Saron.
See Furbolg article for polar furbolg tribes.