In the cinematic, Arrival at the Eye, Ogden says want in a strange way.
I've notices this a lot, but why does he say it like that?
Strange Pronounciation of Want.
Winnies Bro
Slasher of Darkness
Maybe coz he's a dwarf? Maybe they got other kind of pronounciations 
Pistachio
I think all their tongues are actually rock.
trickfred
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Accent
Though frankly, after watching the cutscene again, I don't see how he says it differently than anyone else.
What a silly thing to make a post about.
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Though frankly, after watching the cutscene again, I don't see how he says it differently than anyone else.
What a silly thing to make a post about.
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Winnies Bro
if you dont hear how he says it different then you are stupid...
moriz
sounds perfectly normal. maybe your british accent is just weird.
tsmarcot
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Kerwyn Nasilan
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dilan155
probably because hes a dwarf and so has an accent, though i havent really heard that much of a difference.
Mad Lord of Milk
Lol cuz he's a dwarf.
Verene
I just went and watched the video...the way Ogden says 'want' is slightly different than the standard accent you hear in most of GW, but it's such a slight difference that most people would probably never even notice it. I probably wouldn't have if no one had mentioned it.
And considering that you pretty much always hear the dwarves speaking with an accent, Ogden actually has much less of an accent than he really should have. Compare him to King Jalis in Prophecies, for example.
And considering that you pretty much always hear the dwarves speaking with an accent, Ogden actually has much less of an accent than he really should have. Compare him to King Jalis in Prophecies, for example.
Archress Shayleigh
dwarven accent.
Konker2020
It's what's referred to as an accent, maybe you've heard of one? And of course you're going to call him stupid, you're British, which obviously makes you better than him, right? You say things differently than others, so you may hear it differently... that's no cause to call someone stupid for saying it sounds normal to them, why make a thread about this anyway?
/endrant... sorry got carried away...
/endrant... sorry got carried away...
majikmajikmajik
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Neo Nugget
OP's question has been answered. Closing this before it gets too out of hand.