I imagine this counts for death knights too. I’ll be taking all your gear and gold, thanks.
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The only reason Lorderon is the Forsaken’s in Canon and that is who it belongs to. Is because they owned it in life. That’s literally the SOLE lore reasoning for it.
So by extension Calia owns Lorderon, or the Forsaken don’t own any land at all, and are just occupying it.
You don’t get it both ways.
I’m pro High-Elf.
But yeah, a lot of it is confusing. They never truly JOINED the Alliance. They had a military agreement/pact with them. That in exchange for helping them with the Trolls and what not, the Elves would teach the Alliance Magic. It was more like two countries being nice allies, but not a full on Alliance together.
Which is the Alliance Elves are the ones who actually were apart of Alliance Military groups or Scholars, and they wanted to stay with their friends and new families when Silvermoon went Horde.
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Second that.
She still ia better faction leader then Sylvanas, at least she is human undead not a elf, not to mention she is royal blood of Lordaeron.
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lmao no, incompetent zealots made the world their enemy and got roflstomped for it
The Before the Storm book seems to imply that Calia is what she is be her own desire. When the three most powerful light users of the time tried to resurrect her they could tell that something was resisting them and in the end this is how she was raised.
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lol, lmao even. You are so contrarian that you just write delusional things. Love the general forums.
Calia’s a bit of an outlier. Technically, yes, she died. But she’s lightforged, so she became something else entirely. She’s an odd one.
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no, oppressed people who have been experimented on and genocided by a race of undead villians have a just cause against their undead overlords
Modern wow writing team is total cringe.
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Then where is your lore proof, that says the Forsaken have any actual claim to Lorderon, beyond the fact that they were the people of Lorderon?
Literally even in the RTS when they go to take the Undercity, it’s because they are RECLAIMING thier homeland so it is their birthrite.
The same applies to Calia.
So maybe try reading instead of being delusional yourself.
Fly around and look. It’s all right in front of you.
People taking land that is NOT theirs and occupying it, does not mean it is thier rite to have that land.
That’s not lore proof.
Otherwise Gnomregon belongs to Lepper Gnomes and not Gnomes.
Occupying is not equal to who owns it.
There was no “Alliance” in the modern sense during the troll wars. That was a regular alliance of two nations: Arathor and Quel’thalas, against the Zandalari-empowered Amani. Elves taught humans magic, humans built Dalaran, they accidentally summoned demons, so they asked the elves for help, and the elves stayed in Dalaran.
The Alliance of the second war is a diferent thing altogether. That was a political institution of allied human kingdoms. All the members were human. Khaz’modan was under occupation/siege by the horde, but they lended what forces they could to the Alliance. Quel’thalas didn’t believe the Horde was a problem, until they attacked Quel’thalas, at which point they joined, reluctanly. After the war, Quel’thalas and Gilenas left immediately because they didn’t want to pay to build internment camps for the orcs.
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If this is how it’s going to be, just give us customizable options to create forsaken like her and paladins.
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maybe they’d have more sympathy if they didn’t attack literally everyone around them on sight, even other humans aren’t safe from their dumbassery.
so what I hear you saying is that Forsaken are colonizers?
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Forsaken Paladins need to be a thing, that is the one race/class combination i’ve wanted since wc3
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I knew it wasn’t in like the “modern” sense of the Alliance we have now.
It was just an alliance between humans and Elves. Which is where a lot of people get thier backing for playable High Elves. And it eventually led to some High Elves being Alliance based when Silvermoon went Horde.
I was mainly just using a simplified bit of lore to help your point.
So blood elves are weakling cowards who have no loyalty to people who went to war to save their city?
that happened 2 thousand years before the orcs even show up, the humans and high elves barely interacted with each other since then outside of the mages of Dalaran
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