Elven steam warriors are almost unheard of. Humans have been known to become steam warriors as well, although they are quite rare. In the end, both prove excellent steam warriors. Gnomish steam warriors tend to be much more involved in the construction and design of their armor, while dwarves are usually more concerned with their armor's weapons. Among the Alliance, gnomes and Ironforge dwarves take up the iron mantle of the steam warrior. As could be expected, the races that are more technologically inclined are the ones most likely to become steam warriors. Steam Warriors in the World: Steam warriors in Azeroth are a rare and often mercenary sort. While others might simply wear and operate steam armor, steam warriors are their armor, merging with it using a combination of skill and concentration - controlling it as easily as a master swordsman wields his blade. Their skill at piloting their steam armor allows them to move gracefully and with tremendous speed, reacting faster than one would think possible.
In battle steam warriors are fearless and resolute, capable of enduring the withering fire of musket, spell or arrow. The excitement of combat, the power at their fingertips, and the massive weapons they wield are motive enough for others to respect their capabilities, but steam warriors go beyond the simple armor they wear. These gladiators of steam and steel cross the fields of warlike massive myrmidons, intent on dealing out punishment with any of a variety of weapons strapped to their armor. Relying on the expertise of others has become more and more commonplace as gnomish and goblin technology becomes more available to agents of both the Horde and the Alliance. While a steam warrior might know the inner workings of his armor intimately, he doesn't need to be a skilled tinker in order to use it. Still, many are willing to pay a tinker his worth in coin to have the armor modified to exacting specifications. Steam warriors are often innovative souls who customize and build their own suits of steam-powered armor. To a steam warrior, it's all being behind the controls of a massive monolith of powered iron, and seeking to destroy any enemy that crosses his path. To a steam warrior, life is more than just the surge of phlogiston through a steam plant, or the thrum of engines driving weapons of destruction.
Ask a steam warrior what his calling is, and he'll tell you of the thrill of battle, the sound of metal clashing against monster scales, and the surge of adrenaline as a whirring blade slices through metal, flesh, or bone. Some might crudely explain that steam warriors are mechanics who trudge from place to place in phlogiston-powered armor. Among those inventors are individuals who push their creations to the limits of technology, testing them in battle, and relying on them for their survival. Some were born to steam, gifted with the measures of mechanics and systems, and possessed with an unquenchable thirst for invention. The only activity most steamwarriors enjoy more than using their armor in combat is tinkering with it between battles, improving old functions and adding new ones. Though the armor of most steamwarriors takes on a generally humanoid form, a suit's functions are as individualized as its pilot. steam warriors) are mechanics who take their skills to the battlefield by building walking suits of phlogiston-powered armor. This article contains information from the Warcraft RPG which is considered non-canon.įemale gnome steam warrior in More Magic and Mayhem.
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