Silver covenant faction as an alliance allied race topic

That’s a completely different concept, and Britain & America are too different nations whereas Quel’Thalas remained; they simply changed the name of their people out of political purposes as stated.

Unlike you, I’ve actually provided sources of lore, script and knowledge considered canon or quoted directly from direct origins and sources. All you’ve done is screech like a arrogant child not having their way, then using stupid comparisons to try discredit others. You’ve even incorrectly quoted, and provided false determinations & pretence definitions that are also incorrect & false.

The more you reply in this thread, the more of a troll you seem to appear, along with the reflection of your ineptitude to satisfy the understanding of lore. If you want to voice your ideas of ‘Alliance High Elves’ then join the megathread - most of the viewers on this one already agree its just another High Elf spam, and a poor one at that.

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Also Britain and America have been separated for 200 years and at least 10 generations.

High elves and blood elves have been split for like 20 years and god knows how brief that is for elves.

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By your logic provided about high elves and blood elves, it’s same. Same people, americans are british people.

I linked source from official book, blood elves - fel addicted.

Actually, Dawnspirit is correct. That color is more a cross between Pink and Purple. If you were to roll a Blood Elf, they DO have red hair, not purple nor pink.

You seriously don’t see this as a compromise?

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No actually, I’m using Blizzards logic; additionally you’re using another comparison that’s not fit.

Grabbag put it pretty straight forward too -

Additionally, you’re further solidifying my point of

As for -

Alright cool – The book does NOT state they’re a completely different race; nor does it inform they were named Blood Elves due to the Fel. So thanks, you proved my point rather than your own. :upside_down_face:

Further solidifies my statement - again with -

Additionally, later on it was admitted by Blizzard there was an oversight in that book on misclassification with the term ‘being addicted to fel’ – On top of which, another book that came out later paved over that (Illidan), along with other content that repeated the old stuff which I referred earlier in my comments within this thread.

Their green eyes were because they used fel energy to power enchantments and changed due to a sort of background radiation in Quel’Thalas, to power its functions and magic since they no longer had the Sunwell - later on they also conducted experiments on a Naaru they stole but found it better effective to steal its power to create powerful casters & knights from such method (Priests & Paladins, hence the creation of the Blood Knights). As the Silver Covenant were not in Quel’Thalas, they did not get the same effect from the radiation towards their eyes, nor would any Blood Elves that were not within the vicinity of such experiments either.

In accordance with Warcraft Encyclopedia, along with quests and even a short section within the Illidan book — Illidan taught the blood elves in outland to use demonic energy to sate their addiction. Eventually, Kael’thas did experiment some of his people with the fel and created felblood elves as a result from sucked fel energy (and demon blood) thus becoming demonic as a result – And they’re an entirely different race from Blood Elves because they’ve been warped & changed, much like the Satyr in comparison to the Night Elves (It’s canon that various races of the Legion weren’t demons to start off with and were recruited, and became new demonic races through similar processes).

After returning from Outland, Rommath only showed Blood Elves in Silvermoon how to tap into mana crystals and the mana from creatures, like the mana wyrms – Which was depicted in an example within Burning Crusade cinematic, and even one of the first quests you literally do as a Blood elf in their starter zone, where it also discusses this.

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Chronicle states that only Kael’s forces in Outland were taught to tap Fel energies as well.

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best part is no one is forcing anyone to compromise. what is desired is playable already

Yep. And we saw most of those within Kael’s close forces side with him in the assault on Isle of Quel’Danas, which we encountered in both the Magisters Terrace and the Sunwell Plateau (Felblood Elves, and Elves a little … unhinged, on the fel).

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What’s the difference between any of them, besides the fact void elves can be purple?

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Please stop trying to “add” to my points by being disingenuous.

When someone says “I want to play an Alliance high elf”, “go play Horde” obviously doesn’t give them “what is desired”. Especially when one could play void elves as they are now.

Why should the Alliance have the market cornered on the Spacegoats?

It shouldn’t.

So , I ask you all. Give us the Lightforged and we’ll give you the traitors.

yeah i see, high elf and void elf.

A void elf that looks almost exactly like that high elf, yes.

topic about playable faction, silver covenant, as allied race in the alliance

You said void elves weren’t a compromise at all. A compromise isn’t exactly what you want. This is a compromise:

I’m not referred to as a high elf, or referenced directly as being Silver Covenant, but I can sure as heck look like one.

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As to before you had what? Nothing?
What would be a compromise in your opinion?

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still it’s nothing. Not playable silver covenant.

SC elves playable

That’s not a compromise. It’s exactly what you want.

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I don’t think the word “compromise” means what you think it means.

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