It was more about leaving Garoosh who was pretty much driving them out.
Guess I missed that part where they were trying to murder me and my alliance buddies
Shaw talked about him and his opinion seems to suggest the Alliance would not have authorized it/it was just his decision.
Better not let your Night Elf separatist buddies hear you say that.
Oh I missed that part of the lore. Was that in a book?
Itâs also in Chronicle that his leadership was more just the chance of being the highest ranking officer at the time.
How exactly the man earned the title of Grand Marshall in the first place is a different question.
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Well he was a veteran of the Second War and he did lose his entire family/home town. I would assume that would grant a few ranks or so.
I think the answer is yes.
Even during MoP, there were negotiations that were leading somewhere until Jaina had one of her sporadic times of seeing red.
The Blood Elves and the Alliance were willing to put the past aside up until the purge. And Varian - the Alliance High King - was grumpy at Jaina for it. It seems the Blood Elves almost have an open invitation.
The Void Elves are a prime example. The Void Elves we encountered through their unlock quest were Blood Elves, and they were welcomed to the Alliance.
It seems a given that the Alliance would take Blood Elves, and really something Blood Elves can choose as they fancy.
Void elves are blood elves. They seem to be doing fine.
When the Night Elves and Alliance apologise for the invasion of Quelâthalas.
Also apologise for Jaina and the Silver Covenant. They didnât only kill Sunreavers, but also Blood Elf shopkeepers whose only crime was not picking any side.
Also I think we all forget most of his actions were as a dreadlord
i donât think blood elves should be back to the alliance, we have our own elves here, the time must come where the alliance elves integrate in the alliance and forget silvermoon, hope that day come.
aside that, blood elves shouldnât ask forgiveness, they were doing their things in the horde, if anything the only race they could ask forgiveness is the draeneis, kaelthas was still the king when they stole their ships
In my eyes they should have been in the alliance in the first place. They never felt as if they properly belonged in the Horde to begin with.
I think making this game HvA at all was wrong â every flavor of elf weâve seen (discounting high elves) doesnât really make sense in that paradigm, and I donât feel the Forsaken do either outside of the âgang of misfitsâ aesthetic. If you had to do factional coalitions, three sides (as used in their two best RTS games) would have been best.
I actually agree with this as well. Thank you.
If youâre not picking a side as a Blood Elf, youâre Horde by default. thatâs how factions work.
According to gameplay, yes.
According to lore, no.
Remember that the Sunreavers was a Kirinâtor faction, not a Horde faction. They hosted and helped the Horde in neutral operations, but they were not members of the Horde.
Also, the shopkeepers had no affiliation with the Horde either, maybe not even the Sunreavers. They were just Blood Elven shopkeepers.
Wrong:
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Not if they renounced the Horde.
<Jaina brushes her hair from her eyes, deep in thought.>
Youâre so passionate for your cause and clear in your convictions. Believe me when I say that the Sunreavers are the same. The Horde is their family.
Not all of them support Garrosh. But theyâre not about to abandon their own people⌠I couldnât ask them to do so without tearing the Kirin Tor apart.
The Kirin Tor is sacred to me. We need to stay united.
If you ask me that was Jainaâs biggest fault. She should have just ask the Sunreavers(or heck all of Dalaran) to be neutral and renounce any faction ties.
Not wrong.
âThe Hordeâ is not their family, the Blood Elves are. The only reason the Sunreavers do anything for the Horde, is because the Blood Elves are in it.
What you want, is to turn two branches of the Kirinâtor into hardcore affiliations with one of the two major factions, when that is far from the truth as we have seen time and time again.
The Silver Covenant was shortly under the Alliance, when Jaina was the self-proclaimed mayor of Dalaran and proclaimed that the Kirinâtor was now Alliance. Guess what, as soon as Khadgar came back and pulled the Kirinâtor back into neutrality, it was not the Alliance that ordered the Covenant around, no⌠it was the Kirinâtor.
The Sunreavers are not Horde affiliated, they are Kirinâtor. Some Blood Elves used the guise of the Sunreavers to aid the Horde, but that was not a Sunreaver organised plan.
That the Sunreavers care for their own kin, does not mean anything.
Up until the SC drove them there with their reactionary with us or against us cleansing.