You didn’t give the Alliance all of Dalaran, and you’re presuming that Alliance players value all those things equally. Ravenholdt is not an equivalent exchange for the Knights of the Ebon Blade, given that the KotEB are predominantly intertwined with the human narrative anyway.
Plus a bunch of that is stuff that the Alliance already has. The Alliance already has the Silver Hand, the Jinyu, and the Moon Guard.
“All the Jinyu Tribes and the Moon Guard, a dissolved faction that only appeared in a book prior to Legion” is not equivalent to the Horde getting the Ebon Blade, half of Dalaran, and all of Lordaeron. If you think that this is an equivalent exchange then I don’t think that you actually understand what things the Alliance values.
Again, your fanfiction and you can do what you want with it but it’s really clear that the Alliance was secondary to the Horde in constructing your vision.
Ainhin it’s a headcanon post. A well thought out one. I don’t agree with everything on it either but there’s no need to attack OP about small details. It’s ultimately Blizzard’s choice, not anyone else’s. If you want to paint the world blue make your own political headcanon lol.
Based on the fact they’re playable. All the playable races have sizable populations. Taunka and Hozen are nearly irrelevant. They haven’t been involved since WotLK and MoP. Putting them on the council without plans to use them in the future would be useless.
9% of Pre-Arthas Thalassian Elves = Blood Elves
10% of 10% = 1% = Dalaran High Elves
10 members of Blood Elves + <1% of Blood Elves + <1% of Dalaran High Elves = Void Elves = 1% of 9% + 1% of 1%
So that puts Void Elves at roughly .1% of the original Pre-Arthas Thalassian Elf population
But all this math is unimportant because the real core of my argument is Monkeys Are Cool, Retvrn 2 Monke
Trading the Psychic Magic Hydromancer Fish Ninja Samurais to the Alliance for the Monkey King is fair.
He’s just a monkey. They throw bananas. Call you an ookin dooker.