So I’m sure many people noticed that a lot of those GGA NPCs all have eye patches.
Then wowhead posted that article about an old grizzled varian wrynn who also has an eye patch.
So then I thought, what if as an act of forced fealty, all of Varion’s highest ranked individuals are required to remove their right eye in reverence to their fearless supreme leader.
Sounds as cool as the Bleeding Hollow clan but the Warlands timeline also has the horde in eyepatches. Might see a known horde character in a new eyepatch.
That timeline with the GGA and BH sounds interesting.
Why is it every timeline I’m seeing or hearing about feels vastly more interesting than the main timeline? Like, geez… just the general premise for some of these is just fascinating.
An Alliance that went full Scarlet Crusade, and a Horde that went all in on Royal Apothecary alchemy for chemical warfare? Tell me more.
Kind of sad that the only alliance with a actual backbone is one from a alternate timeline. I can’t be the only one who is laughing at the irony of that
Varian’s still alive in it no less. No sign of Anduin. Also, a High Elf High Inquisitor? Makes me wonder what happened with the Blood Elves, or if they even existed in that timeline. Imagine if Arthas mopped up that last 10% and there were just, no survivors from Quel’Thalas at all. The remaining High Elves go full Blood Elf in terms of pragmatism, and find a place in this new, zealous Alliance just fine or something.
Not really sure what’s supposed to separate the blood horde from the real one, from what I’ve heard. It’s not like the faction fractured over the use of blight.
No offense to Blizzard’s writers but… come on. Take off the kid’s gloves already. It’s an alternate universe. YOU CAN GET DARK WITH IT. Call it the, ‘Holy Imperial Alliance,’ for crying out loud.