His comment is more racist than he thinks it is.
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https://x.com/BaalTheWarlock/status/1843312496070861279?t=Yd3CvN72KGG5gqutMgCe9g&s=19
Sounds smarter than whatever you are trying to pull.
What part of I don’t care about twitter and other peoples wrong opinions did you not understand?
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Nothing wrong about other opinions. They just don’t get as much attention If the people they Support aren’t even more pretty faced elves the entire lore does backflips for.
Yeah but you’re like a typical racist though. You actually think every PoC is a hive mind and they all sympathize with a HYPER VIOLENT and cannabalistic tribe who wants to murder Every single person that isn’t a forest troll
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State the source saying that’s their goal. It isn’t. It was always about their land and nothing else. The high elves are not the victims of this situation.
Neither are the Amani mate.
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Then why do you keep pretending the elves are to be absolved of THIS
https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/wowpedia/images/1/17/Troll_Wars_magi.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20160317181754
I continually have said both sides suck and are terrible for the atrocities they comitted against one another.
You keep ignoring that
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This topic is about to talk what a perfect leader could be like. Alot of racist folks keep interrupting to demand another troll genocide. A thing Blizzard never had under Control or tried to fix.
A perfect leader is going to try a diplomatic approach with the blood elves and find a way to end the blood feud between both groups.
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Some cold served revenge for the years of slaughter would be better.
So, what you’re saying is we should murder more Amani in Midnight? Gotcha
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Some people here urgently need to learn the difference between fiction and reality.
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Tell that Aeula.
Okay than I bring it back on track.
My ideal leader is:
- a high priest of the Loa
- Male
- tall
- handsome
- has a unique model.
- some magic power
- tries to connect to the other tribes
- meets with Vol’jin
- helps the people not falling prey to the void
You mean the magical firestorm unleashed by human magi defeating the Amani invasion poised to slaughter the entirety of the Arathi Empire? Why would high elves have to answer for it?
If the trolls hadn’t started the war, all would be swell. But they did, and like virtually all other trolls they’ve always been incredibly hostile to all of their neighbours regardless of their intent.
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the elves invaded someone elses land. That firestorm was a weapon of mass destruction. The elves and humans are war criminals.
Nah. The Amani started it all by conquering Tirisfal, the birthplace of humanity.
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This thread is getting side tracked.
The topic of discussion is what players would like to see in an emergent Amani Leadership, in the form of a warlord. Discussing who was more wrong or in conflicts that players themselves never experience first hand in any game is far removed from the point of the thread.
Adding onto my Druid idea before, I’d expand on it by having the character be the son/daughter of Zul’jin, to help explain why they’re ambivalent on the elves.
In this case, we learn Zul’jin wasn’t much of a father, unless his children were strong enough to kill elves. As our Druid character is a healer, Zul’jin dismissed them as weak and useless, ignoring them entirely in favor of strong warriors. This would engender resentment in our character, moreso for their father than the elves, because Zul’jin was consumed by his hatred to the point even his own family was nothing more than throwing axes to be tossed at Quel’Thalas. Rather than blaming the elves, they blame Zul’jin squarely for his obsession, one which repeatedly doomed their people.
This isn’t to say that they don’t blame the elves in part for Zul’jin’s paranoia/obsession, but in their eyes, Zul’jin was weak, unable to give up on his hatred to see past his need for genocide.
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I stick by the priest idea. The trolls are religious people and that class fits them perfectly. Their 4 main Loa is what is guiding them through most times.