I googled what happens if you eat candles and the results are not good.
Please do not eat candles.
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Me Horde. No big brain.
(But yes, don’t actually do it. 
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Note to self, instead of burning their caravans we should have airdropped boiled cabbage.
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Ok look now you’re going from criminal to serial torture. Even the Sethrak weren’t this bad!
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Trying to save all of the candle consumption super powers for yourself huh? I’m not falling for that.
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They are indeed trying to take candle. I knew it.
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Those who orchestrated the deaths of the alliance have been dealt with. Not all of the Horde are vicious monsters who crave death and destruction. Many are simply trying to get by.
Only until the next opportunity to kill more Alliance.
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And if we do start to crave death and destruction, it is cause idiots that think we should not be allowed to get by try to keep us from getting by.
And do keep in mind, we also have our faction war idiots
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You can always reroll a Dwarf if you feel that way.
The door is over here 
We’ll enjoy another beard-scalp for the trophy room.
No thanks, I’d rather we be able to round up the faction war idiots from both sides, put them on an island somewhere and let them kill each other while those of us just trying to get by, or focus on the threats to our home, can do so without worrying about getting attacked because some can’t let old hatereds fade away.
Those of us that are just trying to get by will fight back if attacked, but we can’t do anything with the idiots that have to poke the proverbial bear then expect us to bail out their stupid hindquarters of the fire they willingly jumped into.
The Alliance/Horde divide is a pretty recent “hatred” as far as the lore goes. We’re actually chasing much older hatreds 99% of the time. In fact almost every single big bad is a much older conflict.
So…there’s that…
“We need to let old hatreds fade away and instead team up and go after the Titans. You know, some of the most ancient baddies around?”
And by that same token, they are also conflicts with those that would see the Horde/Alliance fighting nad strike when we are either engaged with each other or when we are weakest due to fighting each other.
Also, I said faction WAR idiots, not faction CONFLCT idiots. Let that sink in, I don’t care if the conflict becomes trying to on up each other while fighting the big bad, or if individual members become somwtimes violent rivals. So maybe not do away with the hate, but turn it into something more productive that enables us to handle cosmic forces that don’t care about us?
This has, with the exception of part of one expansion, always been the “faction conflict.”
Will this be promoted by use of an image showing you surrendering?
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Sorry, I recall it more like:
Vanilla-Wrath: Cold-war style, proxy wars, spying, but not actively fighting each other
Cata: a war for resources in an changing world
MoP: Hot faction War, Horde made villains to push a faction war storyline, only reason Horde still exists is because they can’t write out one faction
WoD: back to more cold war status, main source of conflict between factions an island that has something that both sides don’t want the other to have
Legion: still cold war, but players can get away from the faction and just be class leaders. I for one would have been happy if, after Legion, we could break away from factions for all but what our “job” would be (like Horde race class leaders would still go to Zandalar but more to try and recruit more to their class)
BFA: WoW faction war 2: electric boogaloo till Azsehera’s deafeat/N’Zoth’s appearance
SL and DF: factions more or less at peace, those that want to fight can do so under the guise of entertainment or letting a neutral faction study them.
To put it another way, I’d be more then happy to let the faction war group have their war, I just want those of us that have different priorities or are more like the Argents, Canarions, etc. to break away from our “home faction” to the point where we still work with them, but we are not expected to fight in what we see as pointless wars.
Wait a second you were going to send us all to Gitmo a minute ago.
Vanilla was really the only time we had a real “faction war” so I’m not sure why people are so “fatigued” by it after it resurfaced for all of a portion of BfA.
Otherwise, yes, it was all posturing, proxy/lone wolf conflicts (Wrathgate for example), and fluff that has done nothing to impede the progress of taking down big bads.
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