I think it is sort of personal between some devs and Tyrande as a character for somereason I am not aware of. I saw once an interview related to the War Crimes book: https://warcraft.blizzplanet.com/blog/comments/blizzplanet-interview-world-of-warcraft-war-crimes-by-christie-golden
I think Tyrande as evidenced by what she did in that particular scene that you referenced, she wants Garrosh dead and she has been charged with doing, just as Baine has been, doing the very best she can to make sure that this orc receives what she and many others perceive as the only … the ONLY real justice.
Everything else to her would just be ridiculous; and so I do not think she would stoop to anything illegal or immoral; but if it is there, she is going to use it; and she is also prepared to see that from Baine.
So I won’t say she will stop at nothing; but I think she will use every tool in her kit to make sure that she gets the verdict that she wants.
So, you can get the general idea of how the current story influencers see the characters and the theme.
In general they seem to be nepotism at full force. Only when it comes to their favourite characters suffering matter. Only for selected few there is justice. Only selected few are to define how other must think about behave, and so on.
Which is especially peculiar in the case of Golden that I mentioned at some point, specifically how she promoted the article with a certain idea, only to ignore another part of it at the same time.
Another peculiar bit about the trial.
Ian Bates This one is … I’m going to make it as spoiler-free as possible … The August Celestial’s verdict (without giving it away) is quite odd, considering what Garrosh has done and we know he is going to do in “Warlords of Draenor”. Do you think they will regret their decision? – the Celestials, once we find out about the Iron Horde. Or can they see into the future? … like some people have theorized. Or do they want him to go to Draenor?
We can’t really comprehend how they think, and I won’t go so far as to say they see the future; because I honestly don’t know one way or the other; but I do think that they are wiser than we are and they are unburdened by things that we are. So they are actually as impartial as impartial can be.
Which is ridiculous is several occasions:
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there are character that can be as old as the celestials if not older. People’s way of thinking and dealing with the situations might differ from 20 years to 30, to 50. Here we’re talking about 10k+ which is hard to comprehend how much that is and how such beings can see the reality.
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in comparison to creatures related to OGs or naaru the capability of celestials to comprehend the reality is comically small.
Yet the characters who are only useful as a source of burrowed power here are presented as paragons of virtue.
(but actually it’s just an excuse to get the desired outcome and not explain or be resposible for the consequences).
gl hf