The horde is ahead by one druid. the horde has 9 shaman, counting pandas, and the alliance has 5 counting pandas. Alliance has 5 paladins and horde has 3. So they are only 2 behind the alliance on the class that started out as alliance, compared to the alliance being behind 4 shaman.
So nelf and helf could get pally, and helf could possibly get shaman as well. I wouldnât push for helf druids if they give druids to dwarves with the wildhammer customization, but I would love to play a helf druid.
I for one donât think classes need to be extended to races to balance them between factions. Like, Iâd rather Orcs not be given paladins to get us closer to an equilibrium.
I thought Tuaren paladins were a mistake, still do.
Which I donât mind adding more to Alliance. Like Wildhammer Druids you brought up or what have you. I guess my issue is just all being added to one race, one that in theory will be popular anyways.
I would be fine with that, I do want NE Paladins myself.
Though I know a lot of HE fans banking on Thalassian Paladins on Alliance.
Thing is with what you just said, it keeps that class for the BEs who are of Quelâthalas and if HEs on Alliance need to break away from the narrative that is Quelâthalas and the Sunwell, perhaps Paladin is the class that gets cut here between these 3.
I would very much like this as well. Alliance are short a druid race anyways at the moment.
I would also like to see Night Elves have access to the Paladin class. Moreover, if Blizzard ever adds racial customization to classes, that could make such a Paladin truly unique if it uses the soft blue light of Elune rather than the standard yellow light that Paladins currently have. Iâd love for Night Elven priests to have the same soft blue light for their holy spells as well.
Taken a step further, Iâd be ecstatic if Void Elves got void themed Paladins too!
Yeah them going more nature based is a dream of mine. I wonât be upset if they get pallies instead of druids, it would make plenty of people happy, I just personally would prefer a helf druid over a paladin and also really love the idea of helf shaman.
Iâm just in favor of adding these kinds of options when they make sense. Nelf paladins have been shown to make sense, we so we be able to play them. Blood Elf shaman/druids? Hard no from me
Not blood elf shaman and druids, high elf shaman and druids. High elves could possibly turn more towards nature and element based magics to distance themselves from blood elves more, and the sunwell.
It would play into the narrative of High Elves and Night Elves complimenting each other in both theme, and personality too along the lines of Nightborne and Blood Elf. That for me Iâd like to see.
Think Xiabala but instead of DI Dwarves it could have been NEs and HEs against the arcane themed Horde Elves. Just small Easter egg things for flavor I guess is what I see in that regard.
Though iirc the Alliance side Shandris didnât care for the Void Elves or didnât seem to. Iâm okay with that remaining skeptical, but Iâd like to see HEs set up as VE friends too.
It makes too much sense for High Elf paladins. Further, there are already Silver Covenant High Elf NPCâs who are Paladins.
Frankly, I would love for them to add this as soon as possible, predominantly for possible Night Elf pallies but primarily for Tauren Sun Druids and Zandalari Prelates.
Not a lot of people realize that the above 2 are technically paladin equivalents and are not actual Paladins. Their powers mechanically are so similar that for in-game purposes, they are represented as Paladins when in fact they are not.
High Elves getting along with Night Elves would be a possibility, but I see the stronger connection being with the Wildhammers at Aerie Peak.
Hence why I am more in support of Shamans (Wildhammers have them) and less so for druids (which are a night elf thing).
The concept i hate thinking about the most is how they wasted what could of been a cool niche in playing up the âVoidâ aspect and decided to combine that unique niche with their absurd hesitance in giving us High Elves.
Like imagine if instead of Void Elves with 0 history in lore, Locus Walker introduced us to a group of Void Ethereals and convinced them to join the Alliance with Alleriaâs help.
We could of gotten to explore an unexplored concept like the Void being used for good, AND gotten to explore the criminally unexplored Alliance High Elves.
They wasted 2 story avenues for 1 lackluster âcompromiseâ.
I seem to recall people claiming there are Zandalari warlocks too in threads asking for them but they couldnât give them every class.
I do kind of like the idea suggested above of them having Druids, and Shaman but not paladins, it would reinforce their departure from story that belongs to the Blood Elves, most obvious thing that comes to mind being a less of an emphasis on Sunwell related stories.
I still donât see it as such. But rather their own thing they they wanted to push out because they themselves liked their own idea of them. And they do fit a niche for people, I like them for one. But I donât think they close the door on High Elves, in fact Blizzard very specifically uses former BEâs to make the VE population so thats telling imo.
Also you changed transmogs! Looks very nice on a Worgen, especially well suited.
Iâm not a huge fan, it looks pretty ordinarily-gilnean but that obviously makes sense.
Just not a huge fan of the way it looks, I think something more akin to what Greymaneâs guards have would of been cooler.
Maybe a mix of what it is now but with some more fur or savage aspects to it, itâs kind of what Iâve always hated about Worgen, they play up the human side so much more than the Worgen side.