Only pro paladins pick the anime hair an shout out there favorite anime.
i think?
Idk I never mained one.
I admit that they down played everything.
Only thing holding alliance back is not committing large crimes.
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I’m convinced the Great Glorious Alliance in 10.1.5 is a parody of Erevien whipped up by some Dev who reads his posts for the lulz.
“And so we rose, as we needed to, as was right. We overthrew the weak Alliance leaders, and chased the Horde across the sea.”
Like, swap, “Horde,” and, “Alliance,” in there, and it reads 100% like an Erevien post. Kudos to him. I think he inadvertently got immortalized in the lore.
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Did that in the First War.
Because you guys suck and deserve every @$$whuppin’ you get. 
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And it was rebuild. This time the damage will be final and lasting.
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Invade? Aren’t Alli and Horde best buds now?
If we came over we’d bring snacks and drinks so we could watch the game together.
I mean if you want no more peace you need to understand the Horde is drastically outgunned by the Alliance. You wont get some big victory, you will at best get another spanking and sent to the naughty corner after throwing your temper tantrum; and at worse the Alliance will simply obliterate the Horde from the face of Azreroth and be done with it for once again starting yet another pointless war when there are bigger fish to fry.
But hey, loktar ogar and all that fuzz.
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I don’t think you actually paid attention to the story. Not every citizen of Suramar were supporters of the Legion or working with them. The majority of them were casualties of the events, trapped in the city when the maelstrom tore the world apart. When they found out that those in power in the city were once again working with the Legion they rebelled. They asked for help to free themselves from the corrupted and Tyrande treated them all like “traitors.” Which is kinda of sad when you compare her in game persona to that of her character in the War of the Ancients trilogy books. She would have never behaved that way.
The Horde council forced the Zandalari into a peace treaty they didn’t sign and allowed alliance leaders directly resonpsible for the attack on Zandalar to be there at the wedding between Walmart Elisand and Bob. That is the highest form of treason. The current Horde is by far the worst fantasy faction in history of the genre. No other group of people treat their own allies the same way the same way council does.
Do you have any idea how much is cost to rebuild Stormwind? Those shiny stones ain’t cheap. Your @$$#$ owe us back taxes.
You took our leaders. You took our lands. And you took our cities. We lost everything just so Blizzard can boost your ego with being the victorious faction of every war so far and it has ruined the Horde beyond repair. I will not rest until the alliance lies defeated at my feet. Broken and unable to fight back. Because that is what Blizzard owes the Horde.
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Uh… you took your leaders.
Don’t suppose you could name what lands you lost? Last I checked the Horde kept taking Alliance land. All of Azshara, for example. Gilneas still isn’t reclaimed. Pretty sure the Horde secured the entirety of Hillsbrad too.
Sure you will. I think the longest a person can go without sleep is 7 days or something, so clearly you take rests.
Then Blizzard owes the Horde a lot, but not at the expense of the Alliance. If anything, Blizzard owes the Alliance quite a lot as well.
Every zone except Mulgore is now under alliance occupation. Read Exploring Azeroth.
They died to make the alliance feel better.
My will is strong.
And it will only get better if the blue team gets a taste of what the Hrode went through between MoP and Bfa.
Maybe if your @$$#$ stayed in your damn realm and didn’t come over here, you’d still have your crummy lands which nobody wants. We Paladins will be ready for you again. Got a hammer right here with your name on it.
There’s an old Silver Hand expression: Don’t start none, won’t be none. 
Alliance won’t invade again because they’d lose.
The Horde Council has Calia Menethil on it and her lover is Jaina’s brother. So Kul’tirans ain’t getting involved. Calia is also still the princess/queen of Lordaeron (she’ll deny it, but she’s still the princess and people call her so), so you have Turalyon not wanting to touch that, so the Lightforged aren’t going to come.
Who do you have left? The Dwarves/Gnomes/Humans and Night Elves?
Now what does the Horde have? The Horde have the entire black dragonflight because the advisor and protector of Mayla Highmountain is the aspect of the black dragons.
Heck, I’d go as far and say that Turalyon would actively defend Calia and have a Jon Snow moment and be all like “she’s muh queen”.
The alliance would get destroyed if they tried to go to war with the Horde now.
Oh! And Calia also has a Naaru! So Turalyon loves her even more now. Lightforged Draenei are the strongest army the alliance has and they won’t touch the Horde because their boss’s boss says so.
Calia means nothing to us. She is just another filthy traitor who appeased the alliance by ceding land to them. She must die together with the rest of the council who agreed to the peace treaty.
Why do you all still respond to him.
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Because deep down they all know that I am right.
She didn’t cede land to the alliance! She said Lordaeron belonged to the Forsaken, not her. The Forsaken are her people. She’ll go to war for them. And she’s old Lordaeron.
Heck, all the Paladins should follow her because Alonsus Faol is her mentor and he help start their order.
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Literally her first act as Governor was giving Gilneas back to the Worgen. She has not our interests at heart. Faranell and Belmont are right to be reserved about her.
That wasn’t her land. Gilneas wasn’t part of Lordaeron when her father and brother died. It was a separate kingdom. She did the right thing.
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