Man’ari eredar paladin
Redbull gives you wings
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“It burns good”.
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Just wear the Holy Man’ari Armor.
If there’s an armor set, there’s a way 
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You all forget about Tyrant Velhari?
She is a Paladin… a Fel Paladin.
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Title should have been “Feladin”.
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Zealotry cares not for minor things like incompatibility. The faithful will walk through a field of burning coals regardless.
Also look at this picture of Turalyon from the WC2 manual:
Looks demonic to me lol
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My current mog I put together for Halloween, is a ‘fel-corrupt paladin’. In reality a paladin is just a ‘holy warrior’, there are ‘priests’/cultists among the Legion that view the Burning Crusade as a ‘holy’/’Just’ cause. Namely the Shivarra. In WoW it seems that paladin is more of a term than a hard classification. As Tauren Sunwalkers, and Zandalari Prelates aren’t the same as a Human Paladin or Lightforged Exarch or what ever they’re called. Yet all classified as ‘paladins’. We even have a void elf paladin in lore, which should be just as much of an issue as a Man’ari one, which as mentioned, Tyrant Velhari also existed.
Lightforged Draenei Warlock.
If it is a serious question, because “The Light” cares only about conviction. Nothing else. When individuals have faced certain things in life, it means that they are less likely to hold true to or find their conviction in The Light.
But there’s nothing that actually prevents someone from doing that. Same thing with Lightforged Warlocks; it has to do with a person’s mentality and attitude, and less so about their biology.
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Because Fel is not the opposite of light.
Fel is the opposite of nature magic, not light magic.
Light lore in a nutshell….its makes no sense. roll with it. the game has since Naxx.
One of the 4 OG horseman (not the new legion replacements) is a paladin. the light never left them. even when under the control of necromancy.
the dude is there, backed by the light, to stop you from taking down Kel thuzad for the light!
“the light” you see is very confused.
Man’ari believe in Light. Light give power.
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The original blood knights showed that the light can be wielded by anyone throught sheer willpower.
Fel orcs could use the light in BC, pretty sure the only way to cut off the use for light is lack of faith and I remember something about red dust.
How does it work tho? Can someone use the fel to harness the light or use both at the same time? I know fel and arcane are opposites and light and void are and so it’s difficult (although not impossible) to use both at the same time. As we’ve seen with Illidan and any disc priest respectfully. But fel and light aren’t oppossed so I guess they could? But the light as a faction is oppossed to the legion.
Fel is the opposite of Arcane. Death is the opposite of Life (Nature).
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How does it work? Bad story telling and uninventive lore.
The same way cow paladin, troll paladin, void elf, tauren rogue, etc. It doesn’t make any sense but that doesn’t matter, it’ll be forced to make some $.