I bet Gilblins will be a customization option for the Goblins.
Not opposed ⊠but would that mean that their accessory NPC races are officially joining the Horde? Their reps? If that happened ⊠Iâm not going to lie ⊠BfA if nothing else was one hell of a positive Goblin expansion. Like, wow, that would be ridiculous.
Neri, Peon, Grim, Sea Giants, Deepwater Makrura, Murlocks all added. Gazlowe replacing Wix as racial leader, but Gallywix alive and whole for more antagonistic antics. A new rig, a little lazy in parts, but with a few small imporvements great non the less. And, a pretty fun looking heritage questline that appears to solidify Grapplehammer and Sassy under Trade Prince Gazlowe by freeing Grapplehammer contractually.
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Probably. I donât see why not. Though I wouldnât expect a recruitment quest or anything. It might just be assumed.
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Assumed is fine enough, because it means them potentially showing up in the future as quest givers and the like. The Kelfin were the best part of Nazâjatar for me. They shouldnât have been. They absolutely should not have been. The focus should have been on the Elven Lore and the Naga, but I actually ended up liking the personality of the Unshackled better than I expected.
EDIT: Hell, Iâm going to add the Vulpera as a Goblin win too. Theyâll make good business partners for a Gazlowe run cartel.
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Azsharaâs still alive, even after Nyâalotha. Thereâs another chance the Night Elves will get to face off against her.
Nazjatar was enjoyable for what it was.
Iâm working on my Voldunai rep right now.
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Thank Elune for this. NâZoth may have been waisted, but I guess all the Old Gods were so that shouldnât be a surprise. At least Azshara got the hell out of this mess to have that chance at a showdown with the NEs they deserve.
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The gardens and repositories of the Eternal Palace of Nazjatar was enjoyable so letâs hope the city portions of Nazjatar where the populace are found are good as well! Hopefully they are the introduction of the Water Realms Expansion alongside Abyssal Maw.
We already get to see the Night and Death Gods(the Jailer and Muehâzala) in Shadowlands so hopefully when Azshara finds her new throne of power it will be aligned with the Sea God since she seems tied to the Sea(especially since she had the Scepter of the Tides since becoming Queen of the Night Elves at the earliest).
She and her nagas deserves to be served in a plate with lemons
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No redemption to be had, teldrasil was a legitmate military target, if anyone its the night elfs who should be looking for redemption, who uses civillians like that to protect their assets?
Very dirty tatic on night elfs part, trying to lure the horde army into the tree for it to only be surrounded. Only glad the dark lady sniffed out this tactic before it could be employed.
Also stop being an apologist, it looms looks tacky.
You should follow your own advice and stop being a genocide apologist.
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Im clearly not apologizing for anything. I believe you have the wrong person nelf.
Despite the root word of apologist being apology, the definition of apologist doesnât actually have anything to do with apologizing.
However you are already aware of that. And you are aware I have the right person.
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Reposting for emphasis. I played Alliance 90% through BFA, so I donât mean to patronize or immaturely co-opt your sensibility here, but I recall hating having to fight Liadrin during a warfront.
How can I fight such a Paladin as one who defended Lightâs Hope, who stood alongside me during LegionfallâŠ
I havenât worn my Silver Hand tabard after learning Iâd be âforcedâ to engage her in combat. This war ainât worth fighting if thereâs no values left in the rubble.
This is probably a pittance of the confusion and frustration that some of the Horde-main Players have to face.
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Question is more how she can attack you:
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How It All Begins
Arathi Highlands starts off in the hands of the Alliance, with the Horde preparing to launch their assault on Stromgarde to claim Arathi for themselves.
Liadrin serving Sylvanas after Teldrassil just made be not feel bad about beating her up on my Death Knights any more.
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Then are they wrong to bring it back?
I kind of think theyâve been quietly retconning the âmagic brings demonsâ idea, though.
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No. At the point that they did the Legion already full well knew where Azeroth was again and the world at large was using magic, so there was no point in banning magic any more. The ban ceased to serve any purpose.
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Liadrin is loyal. I do expect her to fight and execute her leadershipâs commands especially when, at that point, it could be reasoned it wasnât pre-emotive to throw the alliance off-balance as a potential move to thwart their way north for a retaliatory strike on Undercity. Liadrin and Sylvanas would have a bond of kinship, so I donât entirely doubt her reasons.
I suppose itâs more a tragic account of how once staunch allies could turn into vicious opponents. How the leadership could engage their âmilitary armâ to do their bidding and how the pawns 
get caught in the middle.
It definitely added to the drama for me. And I hope Iâm conveying my sentiment well, Amadis
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Overall, yes you are. Though Sylvanas had already blighted the Undercity by that point.
Thank you for the sequential clarity.
Note to self, review the timeline before postingâŠ
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If itâs any help, Liadrin could have been at Arathi to try to preempt the Alliance getting any closer to QuelâThalas.
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