Playable Dark Trolls confirmed?
Itâs the High Definition scowling.
Dun, dun, dun?
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Yes, it is!
Iâm uploading the troll gallery. They donât feel as great as the nelves, thought.
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Exactly what I envisioned.
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I think Somand was asking in regards to my comment about how the bottom nelf girl pic looked a bit trollish.
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Just being silly. 
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I know, but I answered because dark troll skin is in as well, lol. So, dark trolls confirmed. Kinda.
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Iâve always argued where I see fit. I support High Elves but Iâm not gonna agree just to agree. And I want to respect the opinions of those who do not want to see them. Weâre all equal here, none of us are Blizzard and their concerns are just as important to hear.
I agree. Respect is the better course rather than insults.
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Yes I suppose lol but am I going to fry it?
I wasnât going to say it, but you read my mind 
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See, these new Night Elf options look amazing, and their magnitude are more along the lines of what people are hoping for with Blood Elves. Jewellery feels like a ripoff in comparison.
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100% agree. I see the Nelf stuff and then look at the Belf stuff and the difference in quality is just staggering.
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That 10% are essentially defined for straying from what was considered âHigh elvenâ even by Kaelâthasâ standards, who often thought of himself as an outsider in his own home for sharing many of the beliefs of those elves who remained with the alliance.
Iâd argue the 90% are a more accurate representation of who the High elves were, than the 10% simply because they hadnât chosen a new name. If the choice to remain on the Alliance is evidence of High elven practice despite all the cultural disparities, than the choice to take on the name âBlood elfâ would be considered âHigh elvenâ in the same way.
I havenât seen anything that suggests they joined the Alliance, the only remnants iâve found remained neutral, even preferring to reside in neutral zones like the Seat of Knowledge in Pandara, and offering quests to Horde and alliance players alike.
Iâd agree the Quelâlithien elves are likely the best reflection of traditional high elves, but its important to remember that they, like other similarly rooted high elves preferred to live in isolation, and in this case did not even join the Alliance after their exile, and instead preferred to remain independent. Although in the end, even they proved no better than the Blood elves themselves after falling to the seduction for power.
I think the individuals Iâm referring to misunderstood the request for high elves themselves, often mistaking themes found among Blood elves as ârightfulâ property of Alliance high elves simply because of their name. Thankfully many members of the pro-community have recognized the difference, but I still encounter these misconceptions to this day.
Itâs this reason I was originally dragged into this debate, as I really have no horse in this race as someone who plays alliance with her boyfriend, and the Blood elves to satisfy my love for elven lore. Nothing frustrated me more than people telling me that the Blood elves had no right to very themes the race was designed to represent.
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Sometimes that stuff happens.
The most famous Blood Elf assassin is Alliance side.
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You are still the prettiest elf to me!
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Some people donât think soâŚ
Just like thereâs a few bad apples in the anti group, but for the most part most of them are great. Same with the pro side, we definitely have some trouble makers, but most are just happy to advocate for more player choice. 
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Then they need their eyes evaluated!
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Fattening him up for a BBQ! Texas style! Sweet tea, ribs and brisket! 
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Swap the Tauren for Night Elves. So Avarie isnât in danger.
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