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[Warcraft] What's with these cow-people and elevators?

So there's these cow-people, right? Tauren. I hear they're way big into plains and grassy fields and being nomads and things, which okay, playing into your own stereotypes a little there but okay. But what I don't get is why a plains-dwelling species insists on cobbling together these rickety wooden elevators everywhere they go?

Thunder Bluff is only one example. I remember there being an elevator down what used to be a big old canyon before the whole Deathwing debacle. Several, actually! And now I only just made it to the Broken Isles and what's the first thing I come across? A tauren town full of elevators! It's barely even much of a town, but you can be damn sure they built several elevators into the damn thing.

I get why the dwarves and gnomes are into that stuff, they live inside mountains and are real handy with engineering. But these down-to-earth plains-running hippy cow dudes? I don't remember them having a time-honored tradition of engineering acumen!
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The alternative to elevators are ladders, and if you think that climbing sixty metres of those to reach your workplace is a good idea, you obviously don't weigh three hundred kilograms and walk on hooves.

And it's not like they're high-tech or anything. They are basically huge enchanted totems which go up and down, rather than a marvel of modern science.

Also, if you think that taurens are hippies, you are sorely mistaken. I've seen more than a few gore small kodos to ribbons with those horns of theirs.