I’m fine with Calia leading the Forsaken. She actually cares about them as a people and not tools to be used and tossed away at the first opportunity when they’re no longer useful.
Lillan is a good character, but she prefers working on her own terms. Also it was Lillian who set up Calia to link up with the Dark Rangers and Forsaken that were just completely lost and confused.
I’m interested in seeing where this goes and does show some promise for the Forsaken group.
For those whining that Lillian wasn’t put in the leader role, a role the character never wanted. Deal with it. I’m sure Lillian will still be helping the Forsaken, but on her own terms as she can.
Ok so instead of actually developing a character that never had screentime in BFA. Let’s just get rid of that set character like as if Arthas never had a sister ever from the actually original canon.
Lillian is a fictional character and like all of them in these stories can be anything they want her to be. The matter is that an Alliance leaning character should not be the leader of a Horde race. It mucks things up too much. Callia should lead and help the Nelven undead though.
Most of those points are garbage, but I’ll tap on at least two.
What Alliance affiliation? She doesn’t have one. Yes, she’s the daughter of Terenas Menethil who was part of the Alliance, but Calia herself has never been associated with the faction. Even when she first appeared in the game it was as a part of the Conclave, a neutral faction. She has fewer ties to the Alliance than Sylvanas did.
Do many forsaken players want someone else? What data is that based on? I know several Forsaken guilds that are cheering the fact that Calia has been named as the faction leader for the Forsaken.
Dont get me wrong I’d gladly go to war with all the cows just as a point. Trolls are useless as a race no point into going into war with them.
but when it comes to the forsaken I would not wanna go to war with them just calia and maybe if we do it enough they will get rid of her
Calia is not and Alliance leaning character. She was part of the Menethil line that ruled Lorderon and were not officially Alliance in any capacity. I think you’re the one getting things mucked up.
Also they’re not going to do in faction fighting so give it up. Instead of complaining maybe brush up on your actual lore.
Lilian would be fine, but I don’t think she’d be particularly interesting, imo. At least not as she has been written so far.
Calia may or may not be trrbl, but the ride will at least be interesting. She’s probably the best option available. A council may have worked, but as we’ve seen with the Dwarves, Blizzard has trouble juggling multiple leaders for one race.
I don’t want the faction war. There is an in between though. I do brush up on the lore. All the quests with her had her over in Kul’tiras. She was not Horde.
I think most Forsaken would rather distance themselves far from anyone with the last name of Menethil. Undead or not. Especially a Menethil who didn’t even try to help the forsaken until she was already dead and had no other choice.
And all the forsaken minus the Dark Rangers were humans that hung out with “Alliance” leaders if you want to try playing that logic.
That doesn’t make her any less qualified to lead the Forsaken.
Then you never actually completed the Horde side of the war story all the way through then or you’d see she’s over in the Forsaken lands being shown what the Forsaken are dealing with by Voss.
I have it completed. That quest you are referring to had her leading the Nelven undead. The only reason she was on Forsaken lands during that quest was for the switch over.
There was more then dark rangers. You didn’t pay that close attention. It doesn’t matter either way. Just because she was talking things over with Alliance leaders doesn’t change the fact she’s doing more for the Forsaken than Sylvanas did the past 3 expansions.
Just because it’s not happening in front of your nose doesn’t mean there’s things not going on. shakes head