Why would you see something enjoyed like art as a weapon.
You sure I’m the one who see’s it that way?
Any examples? Wow’s story offends tons of people, and that’s why it sucks, from how they treated Sylvanas, to the Amani, which is what this thread is about.
I don’t expect Amani to be good guys. But it is not impossible to write them in a way where wanting to have your land back is not seen as an evil worse then the Legion. Which Blizzard did since TBC.
Plot Twist: The Amani will join the Light. They’ll summon Yrel and her Army of the Light to Azeroth.
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I take any scenario where they are NOT the bad guys.
I mean, you didn’t answer my question. You’re trying to create a less offensive story.
Garrosh is the best example here. He was the orciest orc of orc town but he was so extreme eevryone hated it. Despite pretty much having their best traitors in comparisonto say Thrall.
Garrosh willingly gulped down Old God juice and forced it on orcs. Garrosh wasn’t even good at being Garrosh, because the biggest chip on his shoulder was daddy Grom’s legacy (drinking Fel and then redeeming himself by killing Mannoroth) and living up to it.
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We could get a civil war among the Amani. A part of the Amani could want to side with the Horde, the Zandalari and the other Forest Troll tribes to protect their homeland even if it means to be in the same side with the Blood Elves against the void meanwhile another part of the Amani will gladly accept the gift of the void if they can crush the Blood Elves with it. So we could get a political division between the Amani and the “good ones” could join the Horde with the Revantusk (Revantusk tribe being here to make relations between Horde and Amani better).
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