We as players are right there helping burn it down, its the first thing to happen after the events of us joining too. which just made the nightborn come across as really hipocritical.
That’s not true, Tyrande voiced her concern, a very well justified concern about how does Tyrande know Thalyssra won’t just be the same as the others, but despite that concern she decides to give her the benifit of the doubt and trusts her. The fact Tyrande chooses to trust her despite their history is huge. People love to try and put words in her mouth but in actual fact Tyrande was very civil.
Tyrande was very much there to help, hot headed and compassionate are Tyrande’s defining features, she thinks with her heart and acts quickly on what she feels is right. Most of the time it works out well for her because she has enough skill to pull it off.
The void elves however, I fully agree, they are the worst literally pulled out of thin air and make no sense. But just because void elves were done even worse, dosen’t mean the Nightborn story was handled well.
Tyrande was pretty civil with them other than the one comment about possibly becoming the next Ellisande, which is a VERY valid point. Also the Nightelves were actually the more proactive ones, their faction leader was personally on the frontlines, they did just as much as the bloodelves in the fight, AND they gave them the Arc’andor, which is the only reason they still exist.
All that said joining the bloodelves does make sense, theres a lot of reasons to join them, primarilly that they both stand to benifit greatly from eachothers arcane mastery.
Joining the horde isn’t the issue, the issue is how it was written, and that the first thing the horde did after the joined was genociding the nightelves which overall makes the Nightborn come across as petty, ungrateful and psychotic.
