Though really a change in personality depends on a lot of things and can't necessarily just be put into the categories of insanity and wisdom, reanimation is a fairly traumatizing event. The personality comment I would somewhat agree to. If anything, considering that they are masters of necromancy, the death knight would be able to halt or even reverse the decay to an extent, healing tears and reforming muscle and bone, a more perverse form of healing. This means that the ritual of making someone into a death knight does not cause decay, only reanimates and bolsters the flesh with dark magic.
There are skins of other races that are not rotten, though you can choose to have such a skin if you want. Your personality could also be affected: you can become more or less insane, or even wiser, as you already died twice, and one would think dieing twice would make you more cautious.More likely than not, no. The second undeath probably makes your skin decay even more and your body more frail, but considering that you're imbued with unholy powers, you'd be stronger than in the first. He didn't enslave them when they lived, he enslaved them after they were raised again.
I think they shouldn't have allowed Forsaken DKs.and at the same time, banned one of the Alliance races for balance (I would be able to accept, for example, that the power of the Naaru would make the Draenei uncorruptable in that way).Because forsaken DKs were killed and raised yet again in Acherus. I think they shouldn't have allowed Forsaken DKs.and at the same time, banned one of the Alliance races for balance (I would be able to accept, for example, that the power of the Naaru would make the Draenei uncorruptable in that way).
Why would the Horde accept a Forsaken DK on their word that they are one of the Forsaken, rather than just a human DK with more advanced rot? If the Forsaken are the undead who managed to break free of the Lich King's influence and he wasn't able to come back and re-enslave them, how did the player Forsaken DKs come back under his spell? If he can re-assert his control over Forsaken, why didn't he just go back to Lordaeron and take back the whole race into his scourge army? if he can't be bothered going back to the Undercity then why didn't he use that power on Putriss et al at the Wrathgate? Or Sylvanas in the ICC 5mans? If the process of making you a DK involves making you undead, how can you use that process on someone who's already undead? You're double-undead? If the process of becoming a DK wipes your memories of your life before, how is a Forsaken DK any different from any human DK? After all, a human DK is an undead human and a Forsaken DK is.an undead human.
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