The history of the worgen proper have been retcon’d at least twice and most players today actually joined in Wrath-Cata era
And well no
Blizzard put the Playable Race as Worgen which was a Human Worgen Kingdom that had an internal struggle because of the curse but that the “curse was [their] greatest strength”
That was the fantasy sold. Blizzard failed to deliver. Death of the Author and all that.
I feel like either what I’ve said thus far has either gone completely over your head, or you’re responding to me while choosing not to engage with what I’ve been discussing.
Gilneas had multiple overlapping struggles. The struggle with the Scourge, the Worgen, the Forsaken, and last but not least the internal civil war between the factions led by Greymane and Godfrey.
A heritage quest focusing on the legacy of worgen-hood would address things like Alpha Prime. It would address Arugal. It would address the Scythe of Elune. And it would address Gilneas.
It took me two minutes to think of what I’d throw into a quest chain that addresses the heritage of worgen specifically.
This was the fantasy sold to players. This was the fantasy chosen by players. That despite the curse, being a worgen was viewed as a cultural necessity. That they were choosing a playable race that was a Kingdom of Human Werewolves.
The game has thoroughly undermined the “werewolves” bit and thoroughly uplifted the “humans” bit. It is undermining the player choice of Chosen Fantasy. It is undermining the rules and setting they agreed to, and is undermining their engagement to the game thus.
The motivation for which, at the end of the day, I suspect, is that Some Of The Writers want Tess to marry Anduin probably.
BFA Was Edge with No point, where as “We are surrounded but you’re locked in here with us” has teeth aimed in a very specific direction.
Like, Yeah, Hearthstone has edge and purposes more so than WoW Does, and that’s more of a Condemnation for WoW than anything else because Hearthstone is an over-monetized storefront masquerading as a Card Game.