Why Classic WoW's Forsaken are Culturally Fascinating! (Anthropologist Explains)

Video game worlds are a fascinating place to explore human culture and beyond. Join Mal as he explores World of Warcraft's Tirisfal Glades and the Forsaken; we're going to be analyzing the people, culture, and places of the zone to see what we find as an anthropologist, and what conclusions we draw about this fictional society. If you want to see more of this content, please like, subscribe, you know the drill. PATREON:   / theworldscribe   An enormous thank you to our generous patrons that make this content possible. You can support us on Patreon and gain access to our community Discord, extra analyses, community events, questions and answers, and more. Please feel free to provide constructive feedback, or further discuss story and lore in the comments. Due to the nature of our analysis, we intentionally focused upon in-game details, but a lot of context comes from outside or expanded sources! Music courtesy of Epidemic Sound: Anna Landström, Hanna Ekström, Anna Dager / Irresolute Anna Landström, Hanna Ekström, Anna Dager / Safe and Sound Ever So Blue / Biome Ever So Blue / Demure Ever So Blue / Impression Ever So Blue / Legato Ever So Blue / Letters Ever So Blue / Okra Ever So Blue / Remembering Ever So Blue / Taiga Jakob Ahlbom / Before We Were Jakob Ahlbom / Like Home Jakob Ahlbom / The Fig Tree Jakob Ahlbom / The Edge of Light Jon Björk / An Abyss of Sadness Madison York / Fading Away Martin Klem / One Last Breath Miles Avida / Reasons to Love Miles Avida / Seeking Shelter Miles Avida / Stormy Nights Ahead Ruiqi Zhao / Under the Osmanthus Tree Ruiqi Zhao / Violet Dreams, As You Like It Synthetic Tides / In Ruins We do not knowingly use any AI in the creation of our content. Zug Zug