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A World of Warcraft cosplayer named Sophie Letyago has stunned fans with an insane Alexstrasza costume that looks like it could be official artwork from the game. Alexstrasza is one of the most badass characters in World of Warcraft. Alexstrasza wears a horned helmet, shoulder p, breastplates, bracers, leggings, boots, and a cape that all resemble her red dragon form. But despite her fierce looks and immense power, she is surprisingly compassionate and can regrow forests, heal the land, and resurrect the dead. Sophie Letyago, also known as Sophie Katssbyposted some pictures of her insane Alexstreasza cosplay on Twitter.

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Alexstrasza the life-binder

In it, Alexstrasza transforms into her massive red dragon form, towering over her measly human opponent. Well, that kind of just broke the game. So, how can we make her as big as we can make her, while still being manageable and still being readable? More importantly, her dragon form is much smaller in size.

In Heroes? This encapsulates a common problem for the Heroes of the Storm de team. The game features characters of varying power levels and sizes, all hailing from various Blizzard games, mashed up into one sprawling MOBA.

How do you make Kerrigan feel as bad-ass and all-powerful as she does in StarCraftwhile still making her weak enough that Jim Raynor could take her down? She should be able to destroy Hanzo!

According to Dabiri, no fans have complained about the suspension of disbelief required to play Heroes of the Storm —yet, anyway. We can actually describe things differently, where these heroes have different power levels.

After Alexstrasza and Hanzo finish their fight in the cinematic, both characters turn to face a series of mysterious portals appearing on the horizon. Dabiri highlighted that ending as an important clue for Heroes fans.

They got a few more solid ideas. Also Lost Vikings is, not my style to control.

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