Comment by avatarofshadow on T12:46:10-05:00Īll points to the Wrynn Crime Family. Would be neat, considering how little love Heroes of the Storm has gotten lately. Sure, it's also the classic 'plague doctor' icon, but given that the whole Witch Hunter theme is tied to Hallow's End,

The buckle is the Raven Lord's (realm lord of Raven Court) symbol.

It really is the incarnation of the entire Hallow's End holiday in WoW, down to having The Headless Horseman as a boss in one of the Battlegrounds:.

I'd honestly love if these hats made a subtle hint towards the Raven Court realm from Heroes of the Storm for two very distinct reasons: Imagine if I could have my hairstyle and wear a hat, nope have to be bald. More of this cartoony grim-dark fantasy that used to be WoW. by sigmar ! as a warhammer fan it feels like home. Ha now i could make a hunter with the inquisitor titel and a witchhunter hat. Well then, this should result in more Warhammer Transmogs Comment by Igzorn on T12:16:21-05:00 Comment by warcrafteel on T11:42:00-05:00Īw heeey Bloodborune! Comment by davemacawesome on T11:55:51-05:00 I'll get excited about hats, when I don't go bald wearing one. Gaudens.īY SIGMAR BLESS THIS RAVAGED BODY! Comment by Blackfox531 on T11:28:39-05:00Īwesome! Love this aesthetic! This is going to go great with stuff from Nathria! Comment by Awsyme01 on T11:36:20-05:00Įh.

Further popularized by various works of fiction such as Warhammer Fantasy and Solomon Kane, the hat has become the iconic silhouette of fantasy witch hunters.Ī Witch Hunter from Warhammer Online: Age of Reckoning, Vincent Price as the Witchhunter General, and The Puritan statue by Augustus St. Also commonly called a Pilgrim hat, due to its association with English settlers of the 1620s, particularly the Puritan movement, from which the apparel gained its cultural association with the prosecution of witches due to events like the Salem Witch Trials of the 1690s and real-life figures such as the self-proclaimed 'Witchfinder General' Matthew Hopkins.

Often associated with the capotain is a tall-crowned, narrow-brimmed, slightly conical and usually black 'sugarloaf' hat, worn by men and women from the 1590s into the mid-seventeenth century in England and northwestern Europe. Interestingly, the capotain historically lacked buckles or other accents like this raven skull, but it definitely looks cooler this way! Seek out the heretic in style with new Witch Hunter hats on the Dragonflight Patch 10.1.5 PTR! Found in two color variants, it's unclear if these will be future Trading Post items, one the many new cosmetics available from Time Rifts, or available elsewhere in the upcoming patch.

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