Around Azeroth: Don't drink and polymorph

by Elizabeth Wachowski Nov 9th 2008 at 10:00AM

Siewan, you fool! Did you fall asleep during your blue magic classes? Polymorph only changes the shape! The target is still as heavy as ever! Now I'm about to be stomped into the ground by a two thousand pound clefthoof/penguin. Oh .. wait .. I guess it only changes the size, not the mass. It only weighs eight pounds and it's now ... floating away on the breeze, into that dwarf's engineering mount. Okay, problem solved. Who wants clefthoofguin burgers for lunch, with a side of dwarf fries? (Thanks to Caeriss of <Tal'mahe'Ra> on Kirin Tor for the shot!)

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The Hammer Nov 9th 2008 10:23AM

This is the best, cutest, screenshot ever.

Maralach Nov 9th 2008 10:26AM

Hmm, so now we know how giant pinguins are created...

Welki Nov 9th 2008 12:17PM

Woot home server SS!

My guild actually used to be in an alliance with TMR. They're good people.

GOGO Kirin Tor!

Finnicks Nov 9th 2008 12:55PM

Forgive me for being "that guy" but...

You seem to have size and mass mixed up. Mass is the amount of matter contained in the object. Size is the amount of space taken up by said object.

So if the giant penguin only weighs 8 pounds, it means that it's very large (as far as physical size is concerned) but doesn't have a whole lot of mass (which then extrapolates logically to weighing very little, because WEIGHT is mass x gravity, and gravity is constant [for one planet anyway{excepting only when considering vastly different altitides}]).