Technically Void Elves share 99.9% of their lore with Blood Elves. I understand that not everybody would be excited to see another flavor of elf, but no allied race will be exciting to everybody
Edit: Looks like I was beat to it. Feel free to ignore me lol
Except blood elves have been a thing since wc3, and are high elves with a name change.
Your request is essentially complaining blood elves are on the horde and not the alliance.
Void elves killed the high elf dream.
What does that have to do with anything exactly? High Elves came first. High Elves were NPCs for the Alliance day 1 of the game. High Elves have persisted even after Blood Elves were made playable.
Void Elves have nothing to do with High Elves. No one even asked for them.
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What does that have to do with anything exactly? High Elves came first. High Elves were NPCs for the Alliance day 1 of the game. High Elves have persisted even after Blood Elves were made playable. [/quote]
They are literally the same people, you canât argue about who came first. So tht is a stupid argument in itself.
No one cares about what NPCâs you had, because that was over a decade ago, and the high elf race became playable for the Horde. All this nonsense about âwell high elves were NPCâs for allianceâ means nothing when those high elves were nothing but vagabonds.
Besides the fact they were blood elves, who were high elves. So I guess if you ignore the lore they have nothing to do with high elves.
They are the same people there is no first nonsense. Not sure what is wrong with the high elf community and these arguments which hold no basis, but theyâre silly.
I mean, if you want to ignore the obvious truth of the matter I can understand, but it cannot be denied that they killed the notion of high elves. Along with mechagnomes.
Edit: Quoting system broke. In anycase, I am sure an inane argument is going to come in response.
Blood Elves spent a lot of time shaping themselves to Not Be High Elves anymore. Itâs sad when players try to lump them together.
Like, that was the whole story of becoming Blood Elves and joining the Horde. Thatâs why NPCs say in game that they donât want to be confused as HIgh Elves and vice versa.
Guessing from your characterâs level, you never made it to TBC and beyond so it is expected you lack knowledge in this aspect to make such a false claim.
I like how you havenât tried to refute my statement of them being the same people, and just dance around it by going âwell they donât want to be called the same thing!â, even though theyâre the same thing.
Sorry, a human is a human is a human.
Just play Horde if you want the high elf race, Iâll run you guys through the leveling process if its so unappealing. We also have lots of mythic groups. Come to the red side.
Of course I would support vrykul so long as they are for the alliance. Sure their culture fits with the horde but it doesnât contrast with the alliance either.
I think their shared titanforged ancestry would make them more likely to join the alliance.
Funny you should mention vagabonds. Goblins were vagabonds with no home when they blew up their island, yet are playable on Horde. Worgen were vagabonds after Sylvanas bombed the Gileans. Orcs were vagabonds until the Tauren helped them get setup in Durotar, etc etc.
You are absolutely right. I have never played anything above level 13.
If thatâs the case then can we shove KT back in the box and get something I actually wanna play? Or how about NB⌠Or PLEASE let us shove Void Elves in a hole and bury it like it never happened⌠Since ya know theyâre all the same thing apparently.
Which this means Blizz ripped off Alliance to hand Horde a pretty race ya know⌠if theyâre the same thing and all that. How sad.