The players also kill the perpetrators of these âmurdersâ so who you expect them to punish is beyond me. And âsecrecyâ is the whole point of the Dalaran sewers, and the location he feeds the Sunreaver to the shark is the same exact location the player is sent to secretly assassinate someone as well, and despite many NPC bystanders, youâre also never apprehended, so by your logic senseless murder is also allowed in Dalaran.
itâs obvious this location was used to emphasize the Silver Covenantâs need of secrecy to kill a Sunreaver in a more malicious way than needed, and that he was not just âfollowing ordersâ but indulging in a senselessly violent murder to satisfy himself.
The comment about them being cowardly was presented as a personal opinion, not a matter of fact.
Itâs nice to see that youâre more interested in slipping in a low-effort âgotchaâ than you are in actually responding to the bit of my post which pointedly demonstrates some level of ignorance, on your part, as it relates to the realities of the living situations for both Blood Elves and High Elves is.
Iâve maintained, throughout this entire discussion, that whatever the Kirin Tor permits is allowed in Dalaran â and, thus far, there hasnât been anything proffered to suggest otherwise.
Or that blizzard just kinda forgot that these sorts of things have major implications. I mean they all but abandoned the SC until LegionâŚ
Also of note they apparently separated their ties to Dalaran somewhat then since they all but abandon the city and join the Unseen Path, while the Sunreavers are regaining their place in Dalaran.
Thereâs nothing to suggest theyâve become estranged from Dalaran, at all â theyâre still operating counter to the Sunreavers, even now in Shadowlands.
They no longer even hold their section of the city and theyâve left. We only see em in Highmountain and during Suramar. Theyâve left and lost their home? Sounds estranged.
The Sunreavers are involved in a story trying to get back into the city by contrast.
As for Shadowlands, why theyâre even still involved in the Tournament Grounds is a big question mark as well. Since Dalaran isnât there anymore, and thats an Argent Crusade holding. (that goes for the Sunreavers too)
âŚisnât presented as an opinion. I helped you out, by correcting your erroneous understanding of historical events, and you chose to ignore it because the actuality of events clashes with the way youâve chosen to see the Blood Elves.
That you prefer to ignore truth, as presented by the Warcraft Chronicles, is your prerogative.
This isnât indicative of anything, inherently.
Citation Needed.
The point is, theyâre continuing to act as foils to the Sunreavers. The specifics of why either group is there are both unknown and, until we know more, unimportant.
Then what was the worst situation the HEâs found themselves in? Since you claimed that Blood elves have lived in luxury since their introduction, then clearly it would be easy to point out how High Elves have had it worse than Blood Elves
Theyâve quite literally been presented this way from the onset, again, that this clashes with your understanding of their characterization is your issue â they literally adorn themselves in gold.
Yet again, choosing to ignore the response which demonstrated your understandings falseâŚ
I didnât once suggest the High Elves had it better, or worse, I said the period of suffering for both groups was nearly identical â and their type of suffering was almost identical.
In your not so detached opinion. Iâd say theyâve been shown a bit more complicated, youâve got some class divide, the struggle against the stuff from the dead scar, in BC there was the whole mess with Kaelâs chosen and the rest of the citizens.
What, you declaring that my pretty obvious opinion complete with lots of flavorful language was meant to be completely factual and thus held to higher standards then the mess that falls out of your keyboard?
Youâre pushing a rather odd line and trying to bully others into accepting your take on things like the fact that when a city is governed by a council the leader of that council does not have legal authority to rule on her own.
I always felt the Sinâdorei did have it rougher, their story was one of hardship and loss imho, The High Elves that stayed with Alliance also had issues to deal with though, breaking up of families, separated from kin due to politics and circumstances, allowing two super powers to control your peoples destiny, and all that stuff.
In game. Theyâre not there and are part of the Unseen Path.
It was easier for blizzard than actually changing anything. Lol
They make no sense to still be there⌠The Argent Crusade should have been working out of their main holding down the road, not an undefended unused tournament ground. Blizz just reused assets and what little the SC and Sunreavers do amounts to nothing anyways.
Point is Blizz forgot to ever punish them cause they had more important things they were working on.
Pretending what the SC does when given the opportunity to maliciously and harshly slaughter their former compatriots is foolish.
Especially in context to what was actually happening.
Since we know only one or two Sunreavers actually did it most of those Sunreavers are either trying to flee or defending themselves against a sudden unexpected attack by the SCâŚ
Theyâve got nuance, of course, but one of their most pronounced aesthetic elements is their gaudiness â to suggest that this isnât a central element, while theyâve adorned themselves in gold and inlaid their buildings (and even their weaponry) in gold, is simply a denial of reality.
I donât know what your first language is, but in English if something isnât prefaced with an I-statement, then it almost certainly cannot be said to be âpretty obvious[ly] opinionâ.
âI think that apples are good.â
âI believe that horses are fun.â
âI suspect that motorcycles are dangerous.â
Those are clearly opinions.
I wouldnât speak to who had it better, or worse, but Tarrok implied that while the BEâs were out here struggling to retake their homeland and dealing with addiction⌠the HEâs were just sucking down manacoladas and living their best lives, safe in Dalaran.
This simply isnât how events unfolded, as per the Warcraft Chronicle, and the period of time in which there was a general lack for access to magic was nearly identical for both groups.
The fact that theyâre not currently operating out of Dalaran doesnât suggest theyâve become estranged, by any stretch of the imagination.
Youâre suggesting that the Silver Covenant, by adjoining themselves to the Unseen Path, must necessarily have become estranged from Dalaran â but the Farstriders, Sentinels, and Dark Rangers also attached themselves to that group.
By merely extending your rationale to the other groups involved⌠doesnât bode well for the military might of of the Blood Elves, Night Elves, or Forsaken.
That hasnât ever rendered something in-game noncanon before, not sure why it would change now.
That they are not operating out of Dalaran isnât of import.
That they no longer have their holdings there is. The name of the place is even changed. Clearly something happened.
And again, my point was more that blizzard often letâs things go that should be addressed because they decide to focus on other more important things to gameplay.
No. Iâm suggesting that since they no longer own their holdings in the city they have become estranged and that blizzard decided not to explain it.
But those forces still hold their positions in their home.
True.
Though again their existence there amounts to no consequence. They donât do anything except make a portal at the end.
