When AU Draenor became unlinked from our world, time in that world caught up to ours. During that period of time, AU Draenor started to deteriorate for unknown reasons. The Orcs blamed the Draenei, the Draenei blamed the Orcs. But given that the Draenei had superior technology and the Orcs didn’t have fel this time, the Draenei won the war of extermination this time.
Yrel is a “zealot” because she purged many of the Orcs who refused to join the Light as she believed only the Light was capable of saving AU Draenor from its destruction.
The Mag’har Orc quest line. Considering in at least two time lines, the orcs were committing genocide against her people, she’s…killing some orcs. Perfectly justified. She’s still good.
I actually really liked War Crimes, Dawn of the Aspects, and I think the one about Illidan titled… Illidan. Not all of them are bad. Shadows of the Horde and Dawn of the Aspects are my two favorites.
What are we accountable for? We stopped the orcs from taking over the world, but we seemed to leave them and the Draenei on a pretty even field. What they chose to do with that freedom is not our responsability, nor could we account for the light to swoop in, empower the Draenei, and ask them to exterminate all those that do not bend to its will.
Particularly since a big chunk of Azeroth holds the light in high regard.
She’s actually just becoming a more awesome hero, finally taking the actions necessary to purge evil from the universe. The only people calling her a psycho are just people who need more instruction / to be purged.
Hellscream doesn’t, but he’s defeated. Well, Grom Hellscream at least.
He has a son as well later in the AU timeline we learn, who is a Lightbound orc and apparently one of Yrel’s trusted right hands. He’s referred to as Exarch Hellscream, though we never see him (technically, it shouldn’t be an AU version of Garrosh, because he would have a different mother, but I don’t think Blizzard will think too deeply about that, and if we see him, I bet they’ll make him a Light-Garrosh and bring back his voice actor, because it’s too tempting).
As you would know if you’d done the quest, we’ve been locked out of the AU since WoD ended.
Part of the questline involves going through a complicated process to open up a new portal, and when you do it connects back to the AU at the present time, so 50 years after when we last saw them.
Exactly. We’re not responsible for some existential fanfic, especially after our intervention, intentional or not, radically improved the state of that planet long term.
Yeah, sure, theocratic domination might not be ideal, but compared to the fel-blasted, mutant populated, demon swarming, broken asteroid field of Outland? …