Because you start off as Alliance. He just doesnt stay Alliance.
Im not wrong. Garithos was the last remnants of the Alliance of Lordaeron, which was the Alliance before WoW.
So which is it Joyeuse:
The Grand Marshal of Lordaeron who was the de-facto leader of Lordaeronian forces after the kingdom’s fall is NOT Alliance
Or the Elven leader who just joined the Alliance, but was jailed for treason and fought his way out by killing those same Alliance soldiers was OUSTED from the Alliance.
agreed. velves killed the idea of alliance high elves stone dead(not that an unmodified high elf ever had a chance)
apparently the belief now is if they complain enough blizzard is going to retcon the game and add a third variety of thalassian elf to the game and a second variety to the alliance when their parent race is on the horde
That’s actually what I have been explaining. It’s what y’all are doing. Turning the argument around by ignoring the facts available because you drank retcon kool-aid doesn’t make you right. It makes you a liar.
people dont just switch factions because one guy is a jerk. never in the history of the horde, except with blood elves, has a horde race left the horde because a horde leader was mean to any of them. this means, essentially, the writers made an exception for blood elves leaving the alliance permanently, because an alliance leader was mean to them. unprecedented, in the history of the game.
In WC2, yes. The entire reason of why Anasterian even joined the Alliance’s side was because the Horde and Forest Trolls became allies thus leading to the Quelthalas campaign of the Second War.
This isn’t retcon, it’s core canon; I played through the damn campaign back in the summer of 2003 and remember it pretty clearly owing to how TFT told a very mature, clever story wherein all of the protagonists started from relatively good standing and became somewhat grey as the events went onwards and how much this intrigued me for what story telling would be going forward.
And the fact is that the High elves as a nation ditched the alliance owing to how horrible their treatment on behalf of the alliance was.
Not really. The Horde was utterly defeated and absolved in the Second War, the only ones who remained were the Blackrock Clans who did proclaim to be the True Horde and had Forest Troll allies.
Then when the Blood Elves joined the new Horde, why would the Forest Trolls rejoin?