I was outnumbered by the Lich King’s forces following your incompetent leader who lost against Arthas 
HAH!
This actually made me smile. Well done, human.
thanks, i aim too please.
Lord Illidan was never incompetent, however, he could get a bit arrogant, and that’s the reason why he lost against Arthas. Now you know the rest of the story.
Lord Illidan has overcame his arrogance in order to defeat Sargeras, but I didn’t see your new leader out in front anywhere. Methinks he is controlling your kind in a more subtle way.
grumbles You are SO LUCKY that Illidan is one of my favorite characters, Demon Hunter…
Also, he is not my leader! Bolvar will not be my puppet master! I REFUSE!
Hopefully you always aim in EVERYPLACE possible, including those special little rooms in your domicile.
Glory to the Ren’dorei! Glory to the Alliance! Join us brothers and sisters!
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The best type of control is when those you’re trying to control don’t even know that it’s actually happening.
Kill all of the traitors to Quel’thalas, and the Sunwell.
/draws warglaives
/goes into metamorphosis
Y’know, we should be working against these Alliance dogs, not against each other. Never thought I’d be working side-by-side with a Demon Hunter.
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This is true. Lets plot to kill them, especially those traitorous Ren’dorei, at Muldun. I’ll have The Felhammer cleaned up for our meeting, since there’s still the former leader hanging from the ceiling.
Security! Kindly escort this person out! SECURITY!
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The true traitors are those who side with the horde filth! Those who side with the orcs trolls and forsaken deserve death! It is not too late for redemption! Join us and put an end to the horde!
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Foresaken are the Humans of Lorderon that died, so they are honorable people. More honorable than your traitorous ilk.
/feldavastation
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Selama ashal’anore
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DH’s are more anti-heros for what they did.
DK’s are just victims. There is no other way about it.
One chose to become more powerful to fight the big baddie. One was made a slave of the big baddie and once given freedom, chose to go back and fight.
Both noble no doubt. And almost the same victimization origin, just one died them selves and the other ones whole family died. No one is worse off then the other really and both got IMO and equally raw deal.
Is killing your family under mind control worse or bearing the pain of becoming a DH? Comparing tragedies and measuring them just feels gross.
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pretty sure a villain more honorable than the forsaken…
they didn’t betray there friends and families too join the enemy that killed them and also are not doing the same too there loved ones.
The Ren’dorei studied the same thing that Dar’khan Drethir, the elf that betrayed us to Arthas, studied. You were kicked out of Quel’thalas and didn’t question yourselves for studying HIS work, yet you continued and have become corrupted by the void. You may be able to control your actions, but the void will always be there gnawing at you to take over. Also, Alleria would probs still be allowed near the Sunwell had she not listened to the void and nearly corrupted it. (Some of that may be exaggerated because it’s been a while since I’ve done those scenarios…) Glory to the Sin’dorei.
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Tal anu’men no Sin’dorei! — Death to all who oppose the Children of the Blood.
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You mean stubborn like the High Elves that decided to cling to the Alliance?
I don’t know… I think my old High Elf pals have me beat when it comes to stubbornness.
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