Continuation of New Customisation Options for: Void Elves, Blood Elves, & misc high elves

Look homie, I’ve tried to explain the difference between a government massacring its citizens in the streets for something they didn’t do due to their prejudice and a military engaging a hostile fortress bristling with soldiers and weapons.

If you don’t get it, that’s whatever. You do you :ghost:

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Ahh a ghost. :scream: :scream: :scream:

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3kDDgmboHEE&ab_channel=KerimCollings

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and the new custom??? :persevere:

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The Sunreavers aren’t, “Their Citizens.” They’re from Silvermoon.

You seem to think that you’re correct here. You’re not. Until you open yourself up to that then this is obviously not going to go anywhere.

I mean, you can definitely say they are representatives of Silvermoon, but since they are stationed and living in Dalaran I would definitely consider them (in booming Ronin voice) citizens of Dalaran.

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Dear C’thulu I check this topic after so long and the first thing I encounter is good o’l Cal trying to do a graph about how citizens are not really citizens so it’s A-ok to kill them.

Maybe I should get my femur measured and that will help me understand that logic.

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Yeah, they are definitely citizens, and many were civilians as well. Shop keepers and the like.

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That inscription trainer was totally shady… brushes can be sharp, you know!?

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its speculative where the elves came from that form the SC. but blood elves were already ‘hanging out’ in dalaran. they were opposed to them rejoining and studying among the kirin tor but i think their true purpose was just to act as a shield against any horde shenanigans

Every bristle, sharpened to perfection.

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Forget Agent 47, the inscription trainer is the real pro assassin.

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It was that, or the insulting caricature they did of Vereesa.

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Residing in a place doesn’t make you a citizen.

And what would make them specifically not citizens?

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theyre flat out called citizens in “the fate of dalaran” quest by jaina herself

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She also specifically notes them as being the ones to teach humans magic in the first place.

It’s crazy how hard it is to get citizenship in Dalaran if that doesn’t get them in.

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i mean literally

https://imgur.com/a/yloR86y

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I think she says it’s as much their home as it is anyone elses as well.

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That’s a stretch. In Jaina’s speech she says that they made their home there. But a lot of High Elves live in Dalaran. It’s had it’s own population there for a long time.

Aethas has to convince the Kirin Tor to re-admit the Sunreavers after the Third War and Kael’thas. Then has to work to readmit them again after they ignore the Horde stealing the bell and get kicked out of Dalaran.