Illidan, was never truly a member of the Alliance. His story is complex, and he is more of a chaotic, independent figure than one tied to any particular faction.
Good try at trying to ninja the loot. Typical Aliance.
Only took a God to corrupt him. He says it was easy. Your Boy king lived one raid night in Jailers mind and he lost his mind - he nearly isolated himself for a whole expansion lmao.
This has to be a joke
Your True leader, dies to a random demon on a prepatch event.
We burned your tree and literally wiped away a whole civilisation.
garrosh completely decimated Theramore.
And you call us weak ?
We defiantly need your Alliance leaders to drop some loot so we can sell it for boar meat and wine.
So you’re basically arguing that the Alliance isn’t the superior faction because one of their leaders didn’t go crazy, turn coat into a raid boss, and die?
Fascinating.
Actually, the fact that some Horde leaders have become raid bosses just shows how powerful and driven our faction is.
The Horde isn’t afraid to embrace extreme strength and make the tough choices—even if it means challenging our own. It’s a sign of our resilience and ability to adapt. We thrive on the edge, and that’s what makes us unstoppable.
this has already been agreed. Alliance has nothing other than fancy shiny toys to lure weaker faction from farming.
You raid boss gear or armor. Just more Shiny toys.
wait till Anduin drop a Toy where when you press button you start crying.
So powerful and driven they completely turn on their own and try to end the world, even go so far as to call the whole faction, “Nothing”.
Yes, quite meritorious.
That’s like saying garrosh was no longer horde when they had their emotional episode
The god only corrupted him because his weak mind allowed it. Li Li is stronger than garrosh
who’s the leader of the horde? the blue troll boy? maybe he’ll be a part of orphan week and he’ll give you a little horde balloon and 1g 22s if you escort him to the darkmoon faire
Both Garrosh and Sylvanas began their journeys with the intention of strengthening and protecting the Horde. Garrosh was driven by a desire to see the Horde become a dominant and powerful force, believing that his aggressive tactics were necessary for its survival. Sylvanas, too, initially acted in the interest of the Horde and the Forsaken, seeking to secure their place in the world.
However, as time went on, both leaders’ motivations became increasingly personal and self-serving.
And both of them turned coat, became raid bosses, and were then effectively intent upon destroying civilization as the mortal races of Azeroth had come to understand it.
Speaking of finally catching up, you’re on your way.
