Cause, ya know, why would the blood elves join the horde after their most beloved ranger general helped them stay alive, with her undead forces?
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I too trust the risen corpse of one recently enthralled by another undead monstrosity, a thrall which is in league with literal aliens which nearly burned down the entire kingdom less than a decade ago. The delicious irony of trusting one not to be trusted, who then goes on to prove why they should not be trusted again and again.
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I am sorry too. But I know I canât budge your types from you opinion. Youâll always seek to justify bad writing and do so in a hypocritical manner. Because I wonât say the belfs joining the Horde was good but itâs not worse than the whole helfs debacle and you will never admit that, which is why we canât have a rational exchange here and because Iâve heard the same rhetoric many times before and it just bores me.
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I am so glad you are gradually conceding to reason. I understand the hesistancy in relinquishing erroneous presuppositions, but I assure you, acceptance of coherent narratice structures will alleviate much confusion and frustration in the future. Once youâve set aside your fear of this argumentâs inevitable conclusion, your life will be free of much uneeded stress.
i invite you to read my first post here. It is explained. We really no need any polls for a playble the high elves, since they are the most ever wanted since WCII.
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Nope. In WCIII, the blood elf/high elf schism hadnât happened/developed yet, and the only notable high elf presence in TBC, as far as Iâm aware, was Allerian Stronghold while every other part of the expansion had the draenei as the foil to the blood elves. Then after the draeneiâs time in the limelight subsided, the SC was introduced in WotLK as the foil to the Sunreavers. I donât think it exists for anything other than that specific purpose, which reinforces the idea that Blizzard sees high elves as nothing more than zone filler.
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No more Elves.
Ogres are the only answer!
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The Arathi Quelâdorei provide hope with paladins and sun-blessed eyes (gold/yellow) that do not require the Sunwell to achieve.
I hope that our dream will stay alive and that the Quelâdorei PC can be played without void on both Horde and Alliance.
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I wish for this as well! I have been wishing for this since TBC was announced. However, non-voidy Alliance Quelâdorei were also part of that wish. 
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Arator in Outland was a paladin wasnât he? he was a half elf i think but still.
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He is!! Super happy to see he is remembered, I figured the community had forgotten about him. 
And now with the Arathi high elves as paladins, this provides some further justification for non-Horde, Quelâdorei paladins.
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I just saw your posts, you are doing wonders for the Quelâdorei, never stop, I wish I came across your threads sooner!.
Maybe one day Blizzard will finally add them in 
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Playable High Elves would be lore accurate!
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Thatâs a great start for things to come in the future.
thank you for sharing this. Very important for us!
Paladin Quelâdorei Because Great Kyon is an Arathi Quelâdorei and would not have been present during the declaration the Sinâdoreiâs Horde alignment, I would assume someone like him would be accessible to the player character Alliance side.
This is very wishful thinking, they are just as likely to return home than they are to return to the alliance. Although given the short-story we just got, I hedge my bets on them returning to Quelâthalas if they donât remain in the Arathi. Silvermoon seems to be where the light-oriented elves, both Blood and High elven are gathering.
Elves are innately connected to the Sunwell no matter where they are. It was already said that the Sunwell would reach you even if you travelled to another universe or dimension. So even if heâs never been home, or even aware that the Sunwell still existed, he would still gain golden eyes from it if he channeled the light.
If youâre literally asking for the last remaining visual distinctions between the races to be removed, you mind as well just ask for elves to be neutral altogether.
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We already got em
I appreciate this so much; your comment made by day! 
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Neutral and accessible to all players, regardless of faction, seems best at this point. I appreciate your expansion on the Sunwell and how it could segue into the color options unlocked Alliance side.
And yes! Sorry if I was not clear, I am speaking of the eye colors (gold/yellow) as it is not offered to Void Elves despite the rest of the non-voidy Quelâdorei eye colors being present (Sans fel colors that are unique to the Sinâdoreiâs story).
The story definitely seems to point toward something based on what I have gathered; I look forward regardless.
I wish I had kept up with this thread sooner, there is a lot of great discussion here.
Shorelâaran and happy Monday!
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Because Void Elves are no longer QuelâDorei.
Blood Elves are QuelâDorei/High Elves.
Alleriaâs eyes were green.
Speak plainly, you want Alliance Blood Elves.
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