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Kul Tiran - Alliance
(Kul Tiran Humans)

One of the new Allied Races coming in the Battle for Azeroth expansion, the Kul Tirans were first introduced in Warcraft 2, were also present in Warcraft 3: The Frozen Throne, where you once again see , and in WoW in Classic (via NPCs Fuzileiro de Kul Tiraz, Grã-senhora Jaina Proudmore, etc.).
One Kul Tiran everyone knows, without any knowledge of lore, is Grã-senhora Jaina Proudmore. Jaina, Archmage, once Leader of the Kirin Tor, once Ruler of Theramore, was originally from Kul Tiras, where her father ruled and where she is known as Daughter of the Sea.
You may have previously seen Fuzileiro de Kul Tirazs in Durotar or Azuna, or you may have been a young Hordie frustrated by the strength of Marinheiro de Kul Tirazs.

Kul Tiras was one of the main Human kingdoms, and once the proud location of the Alliance's greatest naval fleet.
Kul Tiras wasn't just home to the Kul Tiran Humans. It also had a decent population of such non-Humans as High Elves, Dwarves, and Gnomes.
The Theramore crests on the Tabardo de Theramore and Estandarte de Theramore were based on the Kul Tiran crests/symbol/tabard, which was Green and Gold, at the time.

Note, Allied Races start at level 20, and with the new level scaling from 7.3.5, Kul Tirans can quest in any zone requiring a 10-60 level range, as long as said zone has Alliance quests.

Unlocking this race requires:
They will unlock after the Zuldazar raid coming in 8.1, and are currently slated for a Patch 8.1.5 release.

Raças Aliadas: Humano Kultireno Requisitos de Desbloqueio

purchase of Battle for Azeroth Expansion
a set of prerequisites Almirantado Proudmore - Almirantado Proudmore - Exalted
Uma nação unida.
Marés da Vingança (requires Pronto para a guerra),

an additional new quest chain, starting in the Alliance Embassy in Ventobravo.

Note:

Creating a character of this race requires the aforementioned prereqs, as well as an existing level 110 character on the server where you're making your Allied Race character.
Click the Rectangle saying "Allied Races" on the Character Creation Screen in order to make an Allied Race character.

Quick Facts:

Classes:

Druida - The legacy of the Drust gives Kul Tirans knowledge of ancient Death Magics, in addition to Harvest Witch knowledge from their Gilnean roots
Caçador -
Mago -
Monge - Many Kul Tirans seem to enjoy a good round of fisticuffs. The Haymaker ties into this.
Sacerdote -
Ladino -
Xamã - Kul Tirans have long had knowledge of water magics, a grounding to the earth, and Daelin had a lightning spell and could summon (sea) Elementals in WC3
Guerreiro - Kul Tirans are a hearty, strong race, built like tanks, and very familiar with war.

Kul Tiran Mago were unintentionally excluded, it would seem, and are supposed to be an option.
Kul Titans have always had mages, though in short supply; given her massive potential, Jaina was sent to Dalaran for training.
Why not Mago though?
While it might feel wrong for them to not have mages, Daelin sent Jaina to magical city of Dalaran so she could learn from Mages, so they must not have had a large supply of powerful Mages in Kul Tiras.
I suppose Xamã is a good alternative, given Xamã has Water spells, but Mago would have been a welcome addition, as well.
Perhaps Jaina could have taught the budding Kul Tiran Magos.

Racials: Kul Tiran racials are likely to be sea-oriented.
~~Note: As yet, only the names (and icons) are known, and I can only guess as to which is active or passive.~~

Active:

Haymaker - "Haul off and punch an enemy. Stun and Knockback

Passive:

Brush Off -inc versatility, regen a portion of dmg
Child of the Sea- Longer Underwater breathing, faster swimming
Jack of All Trades - increased tradeskills
Rime of the Ancient Mariner - reduced Frost and Nature dmg taken

Somewhat surprised to not see an Anchor Snare spell similar to Golpe Ancorante, Âncora da Vinculação, Prisão Marítima, and the like.

Just as a general idea, these were Daelin Proudmoore's abilities in WC3:

Monsoon - AOE thunderstorm damage to all enemies within the radius of the cloud
Cyclone - CC traps the target in a cyclone for several seconds
Forked Lightning - fire lightning bolts in a cone in front of the caster
Summon Sea Elementals - summon 3 Sea Elementals to defend
Howl of Terror - AOE attack movement speed reduction nearby

Appearance:
You can view the Female and Male models in the Modelviewer here on wowhead.
Note: Kul Tiran models currently partially broken. Many "extra" parts on gear pieces are not attached correctly / displaying in random locations. Shoulders tend to float too high, and helms are sized incorrectly. These things will probably take time to be remedied.

Generally larger than most other Humans. There are also normally sized Human and Thin Human models for Kul Tiran NPCs, but they do not of yet seem to be playable, unfortunately.
Skin tones of varying Human colors, including darker skin tone options than Stormwind/Lordaeron Humans, likely due to their Island Nation location.
Interesting face options, including wrinkled and scarred, and one with one scarrified eye.
Males have a variety of very heavy/thick facial hair options, and VERY prominent chins.
Ladies have several medium-length hair options, consiting of ponytails, braids, half-ups, and buns; and their hair ties and barrettes are of a silver metal or leather.
Sadly, all ladies' faces seem to have the same eyebrows, at the moment, making customization feel more limited.

Traits:

A great knowledge of and skill with the sea, both in the form of understanding of naval equipment, and command of the sea itself, via their Squall. Formerly the greatest Navy of the Alliance.
Some knowledge of and skill with nature, due to their Harvest Witches (Druids, for gameplay reasons). This is likely both a holdover from their Gilnean origins, and a result of their interactions with the Drust.
Dialect, societal structure, clothing styles, etc somewhat similar to Gileans.
Bring aspects of the sea or navy into most of their lives, including their architecture, which obviously draws inspiration from ships.
Like many races in wow, and like other Humans in wow, put a great emphasis on family, particularly when from a Noble family.

When an Allied Race character is leveled from 20 to 110 (sans boost), the player gets an achievement that unlocks a set of Heritage armor to use for that race on their account.

Heritage armor variations:
Main could possibly be the outfit in this image, seen on the Allied Races portion of the Battle for Azeroth page on Battle.net.
Somewhat odd, given Kul Tiras' colors are Green and Gold. I'd have expected maybe a green/gold/brown coloration similar to the green/bronze/brown of this datamined outfit, but maybe it'll be a potential for recolors. That said, many main Kul Tiran characters often sport the Blue&Gold combo. See Jaina and her father, et al.

Possibility one:

Main: Potentially Blue/Gold/Brown - Female NPC wearing essentially the same outfit (different color pants, a few extras); Male
These come from the outfit in this image, seen on the Allied Races page
Potential variations from datamined NPCs: Green, Red, Grey, Brown
Potential Helm action

Possibility Two:

Blue/Gold/Brown/Greenish - Male
- Female
These were found in the 8.1 PTR. They seem unfinished, and missing many of the Kul Tiran usuals - larger sleeves around the wrists, large collar. This may be unfinished, or may be a display issue, as Kul Tirans have fairly consistently had with the dressing room, thusfar.

Casaca Kultirena

Note: Alt colorations for most Allied Races not currently available for player characters.

Jokes and Flirts NYI
(If there's not an absolutely awful Jaina joke, I'll be disappoint. Ex. "It's High Tide the Daughter of the Sea returned")

Male:

Female:

Looking for other Kul Tiran/Human mounts?

Rédeas do Garanhão do Almirantado - Almirantado Proudmore Exalted (Garanhão do Almirantado)
Garanhão Trança do Mar - BfA CE
Cavalo Veloz da Montanha -
Cavalo da Montanha
Bridão de Tobiano -
Rédea de Égua Baia
Rédea de Cavalo Castanho
Rédea de Garanhão Preto
Corcel Cinza Veloz
Corcel Quel'dorei - High Elf mount, Kul Tiras has long been known to have High Elves.
Rédeas do Corcel Enfumado - Ordem das Brasas Exalted (Corcel Enfumado)
Rédeas do Lobuno - Rastro da Tempestade Exalted (Lobuno)
Zevra Veloz - ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Rédeas Mastigadas da Mula de Carga Aterrorizada - Mula de Carga Aterrorizada - ~~now seems Horde only :(~~ Supposedly Hotfixed and usable on both factions.
Rédeas de Crina d'Ouro - Crina d'Ouro - ~~now seems Horde only :(~~ Possibly fixed to be usable for Alliance, as well
~~Cavalo de Proudmore 2 - now seems Horde only :(~~

Maybe you're looking for an aquatic mount?

Limpa-fundos Abissais d'Água Salgada -

Need some ideas to get your Inspiration started for Kul Tiran transmogrification?

Kul Tirans seem to wear clothing with larger sleeves and/or collars, buckles, hooks, pouches, often with (vertical) stripes and/or patches, sometimes with rope, sometimes with tiny anchors.
Coats, Hats, and Caps are also common, with certain hat types mostly worn among the more sea-faring crowd.
Blues, Reds, Yellows/Tans, and Greys are common, though Green and Gold are the Nation's colors (Tabardo do Almirantado Proudmore).
Like with Gileans and Genn Greymane/Genn Greymane, it's unlikely you'll find gear that would match Katherine Proudmore's, but you'll find many interesting sets while questing and instancing through Kul Tiras.
Kul Tirans originally came from Gilneas, a few thousand years ago. Use this knowledge as you wish.
Kul Tirans are surrounded by water. Use this knowledge as you wish.
Kul Tiras has a huge Navy, and tons of Pirates.
Kul Tiras has Druidic people - Harvest Witches/Thornspeakers, who some say use a sort of evolved "death magic" so think bones, twigs and branches.
Kul Tiras has Tidesages / Sea Priests, and Squallshapers / Hydromancers who utilize water magics.
Kul Tiras is not a warm location. Hence the coats, longer-sleeved shirts, and thicker-looking clothing.

Inspiration Ideas for gear and weapons-

Maybe you're looking for a Kul Tiran themed weapon from Kul Tiras quests?

Maybe you're looking for a Kul Tiran themed gearset?

Diadema da Voz da Maré (Kul Tiras Quest Cloth (Tidespeaker Recolor)) - Tidesages / Sea Priests - cloth questing gear (Kul Tiras)
Dragonas do Navegador (Kul Tiras Quest Cloth (Navigator Recolor)) - Tidesages / Sea Priests - cloth questing gear (Kul Tiras)
Sobreveste de Vime Urdido (Kul Tiras Quest Cloth (Wickerwoven Recolor)) - Tidesages / Sea Priests - cloth questing gear (Kul Tiras)
Ombreiras Aguanegra (Kul Tiras Quest Leather (Darkwater Recolor)) - leather questing gear (Kul Tiras)
Capucho do Flibusteiro (Kul Tiras Quest Leather (Freebooter Recolor) ) - leather questing gear (Kul Tiras)
Capucho do Banidor (Kul Tiras Quest Leather (Banisher Recolor)) - leather questing gear (Kul Tiras)
Brafoneiras Rompe-onda (Kul Tiras Quest Mail (Outrigger Recolor)) - chainmail questing gear (Kul Tiras)
Brafoneiras do Caça-tempestades (Kul Tiras Quest Mail (Stormchaser Recolor)) - chainmail questing gear (Kul Tiras)
Guarda-ombros do Caçador de Bruxa Má (Kul Tiras Quest Mail (Crone-Seeker Recolor)) - chainmail questing gear (Kul Tiras)
Espaldares do Saqueador dos Mares (Kul Tiras Quest Plate (Sea Raider's Recolor)) - Boralus Guard style armor - plate questing gear (Kul Tiras). HAD to equip the Bulwark, the coloration was too perfect not to
Placa d'Ombros do Corsário Terrível (Kul Tiras Quest Plate (Dread Corsair Recolor)) - Boralus Guard style armor - plate questing gear (Kul Tiras)
Espaldares da Milícia Capelo (Kul Tiras Quest Plate (Waycrest Recolor)) - Boralus Guard style armor - plate questing gear (Kul Tiras)
Capucho do Espreitador da Tormenta (Kul Tiras Dungeon Cloth (Normal Recolor)) - Kul Tiras Instance Drops, Normal
Dragonas de Gorak Tul (Kul Tiras Dungeon Leather) - Kul Tiras Instance Drops, Normal?
Espaldares com Ganchos Farpados (Kul Tiras Dungeon Mail (Normal Recolor)) - Kul Tiras Instance Drops, Normal
Brafoneiras de Concha de Kraken (Kul Tiras Dungeon Plate (Normal Recolor)) - Kul Tiras Instance Drops, Normal
Deep Earth Vestments, Deep Earth Vestments (Heroic Recolor), Deep Earth Vestments (Raid Finder Recolor)
Oathclaw Wargarb (Heroic Recolor), Oathclaw Wargarb (Normal Recolor), Oathclaw Wargarb (Mythic Recolor)
Vestments of the Haunted Forest (Raid Finder Recolor), Vestments of the Haunted Forest (Heroic Recolor), Vestments of the Haunted Forest (Normal Lookalike) - fits the Harvest Witch style "Druid" class.
Malorne Raiment the helm, specifically
Cenarion Raiment
Living Wood Battlegear (Normal Recolor)
Nordrassil Raiment

Some shirt ideas

Maybe you're looking for a Kul Tiran or Aquatic themed battle pet?

Pilha de Ossos - Assombração Restaurada
Coração Sangrento de Beijocas - Beijocas
Círculo do Vínculo Inferior - Córrego Aprisionado
Pônei-marinho - Pônei-marinho
Birmanês Amaldiçoado - Birman Amaldiçoado
Murchão - Murchão
Caixote Sinistro - Caixote Sinistro
Filhote de Albatroz - Pet Battle
Gaivota - Pet Battle
Ondino d'Água - Pet Battle
Gato - Pet Battle

Related BfA Archaeology Fragment, Keystone, and Projects:

Comentado por Draeganfire

Okay, on the class issue, If the Zandalari do not have Warlocks, and the Kul Tirans do not have mages, the overall race / class combination between Horde and Alliance is even at 87 race/class combinations each. So, by adding mages to Kul Tirans (which I am not against) without giving Zandalari Warlocks, that would make Alliance one race / class combination ahead of the Horde at 88 / 87. As Blizzard has consistently maintained a balance between the two factions, I cannot see them consciously adding the Mage option to Kul Tirans without adding another class to a Horde race..... most logically the Zandalari.

Having said that it is important to point out that Zandalari trolls being @ nine classes matches the Alliances Dark Irons @ 9 classes, and the Kul Tiran's being at 7 classes would match the Mag'har Orc's 7 classes. So it is conceivable that they might add a class to the Mag'har's to balance the KT's Mage

((note: the Highmountain Tauren and Lightforged Draenei were matched evenly @ 5 classes a piece, and the Void elves and Nightbourne @ 7classes each))

Comentado por SilverDragon234

Why won't Blizzard replace the fat model with a regular human model, but with green tattoos?

Comentado por junk218

So we can get Loremaster by doing the different zones on different characters and have it count for flying, but we need to complete everything on one character for the race unlock?

Comentado por SilverDragon234

Lovin' my Kul Tiran girl :).

Comentado por Cr00xY

Cool Tyran', just spelled in a more gangsta way.

Comentado por Bandeeto

Too bad that they still haven't made the skinny model playable.

Comentado por dubstar2009

40 Quests to unlock Mechagnomes
90 Quests to unlock Lightforged Draenai and Void Elves
117 Quests to unlock Dark Iron Dwarves
454 Quests to unlock the Kul'Tiran race (including the 117 for Dark Iron Dwarves).

That's without doing any side quests! I'm 197 quests in and already at lvl 40. 454 quests is just too much - it really needs to be reduced. Just pare it back to A Nation United!

Comentado por Scaryfox

As of 10.1.7, you only need to be level 40 for any of them and the allied races.

Comentado por asae

Just to be clear - Zandalari and Kul'tiran (and all other allied races) no longer require super long confusing, unclear quest chains. you can simply talk to the Allied race vendor and do the quest. every allied race once created and logged into gets a quest to teleport to their hometown & get their tabard.

thank you, Blizzard.

P.S. you must have a level 40 character to get the initial Allied race quest which tells you to report to your hometown.

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