High elves are analogous to draenei in the sense that theyâre both almost extinct.
You were not using it that way.
You detracted and tried to compare high elves being playable to draenei being horde, which doesnât work. Why? Because high elves are already alligned with the alliance.
â Yes, much like the vast majority of the elves of Quelâthelas were killed by an Alliance prince gone rogue. And then lost even more to those that went over with Kael to join the Night Elf Illidan. And they are already a playable race. Alliance high elves would be like the horde getting a splinter group of Draenei upset that they crashed into another crazy planet .â
I responded to someone who was arguing that high elves MUST have this giant population (if you go back to the original of me responding to them almost a week ago that just got dredged up. And jeeze, I worry about necroing an argument if its almost a day oldâŚ) and that because Draenei almost died out that meant that High elves were in the same position.
My argument was that Blood Elves would be the better analogy to the Draenei, and then made up a hypothetical to give an example of what a draenei analogy to high elf would be in the context of a population argument.
Nah, friend joined after I was abandoned for a while and bought a name change because they didnât like the old name (it was a bit bland) and theyâre a big dr. who fan
The people I lived with gamed a lot too so they didnât want to mess around with satellite, think they said they were basically the last house out for being able to get dsl too.
Except the Silver Covenant and the High Vale which are both tagged Alliance. Where as Blood Elves were never Alliance and are indeed Horde. High Elves were never Blood Elves, but many of them had become them, not all. Where you see the people as a whole, others do not and will not, because they are treated as separate entities in game, in books, and in lore. So while Quelâthalas and itâs Blood Elves are Horde, the remaining High Elves who never were Blood Elves are apart of the Alliance.
they have no problem with alliance BELVES which is exactly what velves are⌠but donât want alliance to get access to helves when alliance has had helves since the rts games. i wonder why that could be? hmâŚ
indeed. High elves didnât stop being alliance. QUELâTHELAS stopped being alliance after the second war.
Not all high elves called Quelâthelas their home. Many had lived in human kingdoms for centuries. Some had made friends or even family during the war. They were exiled because they chose to stay. That is what makes up the majority of high elves within the alliance today.
I know BFA is over. I personally love faction war storylines, still sore that this wasnât more faction war oriented and they moved Sylvanas too far and removed her from office, and then ended BFA on the note of an old god.
That off my chest lol, I wanna say I hope when we get Alliance High Elves we get a good perspective from them on events right now even if itâs some while (post Shadowlands) the way the Blood Elves still bring up purge of Dalaran or something.
We know they donât agree with them starting with how the BEâs rebuilt their civilization. But I want to know what did they think of Sylvanas being able to sway so many Blood Elves as loyalists. What did they think of Lorâthemar standing against her but re solidifying their place in the Horde. I would find it very interesting.
What do they think of Vereesa, idk where I got this impression but Vereesa feels less than her two sisters no? Do the other High Elves get that impression too, or does she hide it well.
I also want to see Kaelâthasâs reaction to current events, but Iâm uninterested in him past that.
