Quoting myself:
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Thank you i was expecting a lush jungle mixed with other druid themes not just another zone that looks like a night elf zone.
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So you actually wanted - because Jungle - another troll zone? 
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They call her An’she, and the context of their reverence is a bit different. But yes, they do technically worship a format of Elune. Granted, that didn’t really help them when her Great-Grandkids were slaughtering them down to the last child.
As for your other point. Yes, it would be nice if Blizzard ever remembered that “nature” can mean more than just giant Fey-Wild like Forests.
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I said a lush jungle mixed with other druid themes?. Meaning forests and jungles and maybe vast plains. Not just another lazy purple forest that looks like shadowmoon valley or a night elf capital
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It’s the color palette. I’d like a nature zone to perhaps consist of different biomes, like the Emerald Nightmare.
I know Ardenweald has some jungely plants, but the overall aesthetic does give off a very strong fairytale forest vibe.
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Looks like a typical fairy zone more than a Night Elf zone to me.
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they call her Mu’Sha, An’She was the Sunguy.
but as default a jungle, i could now say aswell “IT WILL BE A FULL TROLLTHEME JUNGLE” because all jungles now are linked to …Trolls…you get my point or?
Ardenwaeld looks like Ardenwaeld and if we start to jugde a zone on the appearance of everything, then every zone will be linked toward a certain race and we could allways Say: “Its a XX Race theme, baaaaad”
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Oh yup, always get those two mixed up! 
Thats why i said a mixture between a jungle and a forest would have been nice because it emphasize that this is the druid afterlives containing all fourms of plains trees wilderness habitats but instead we got a purple forest thats barely distinguishable from shadowmoon valley or darnassus.
Ardenwaeld is not the Druid afterlive, its a place of rest for the spirit of the wilds, not every Druid ends here by default, and even Huln is there. (A Hunter)
Everything that has trees are appearently NE zones.
Terrokar? NE Zone.
Shadowmoon, NE Zone!
Nagrand … mhm has some trees probably NE zone.
Drustvar … NE Zone because druid stuff of course.
Ashenvale? Horde Zone what else …
I really hate some horde players.
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it have nothing to do with Horde/Alliance…its a form of taste, nothing more.
There is a clear correlation between the amount of those claims and frequency and the main faction they play.
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Which actually emphasize my point that ardenweld is home for the wilds so the zone should feel inclusive of all habitats not just forests.
However, Ardenwaeld does not symbolise the diversity of nature as a whole but the creation of the Winter Queen. And Ardenwaeld fits the Winterqueen very well.
What’s the difference, especially considering that WoW doesn’t have fairies?
I don’t understand your question.
You said it looks like a fairy zone. What does a fairy zone look like, and how is that different from a night elf zone? And how do you know it’s “fairy” when WoW doesn’t have fairies?
This is the afterlive for nature creatures and those that are primarily in tune with nature right. You would expect that their be at least some diversity in the afterlive for animals that do not belong in the same habitat.
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