Because it was the Alliance who got it and not Dalaran, this is why they(the Alliance) get to decide what to do with it. And considering the Alliance did not trust the Horde having it in a city filled with Horde would be unacceptable.
Also, the Alliance specifically FORBADE any use of Sha based weapons in a meeting with Jaina present(Tyrande being one of its greatest detractors) so Jaina had ever reason to trust the Alliance wouldnt be using the bell.
Didn’t state you did. Just stated how you phrased it is softening the blow.
Others are stating or using “half.” Which, the word alone used as a reaction, can often times make one feel that it is a much larger number instead of what it really taking place. Providing what you did. “two out of four.” Which is still half, but doesn’t sound ultimately as scary as just claiming “half.”
Two out of half are not retcons, while the other two are. An then I went on my own journey of mental head canon about goblins lol.
Nah, that was a retcon from Danuser in 2019.
Before that, it was the Warcraft Bible, which was not written by an in-game character.
At least that is what the original writers stated.
Yet, I’ve heard that Chronicles 4 emphasises again that it’s only the Titan PoV. Does anyone know the passage?
I think the footnote that Val’sharah was last is new, and the idea that Suramar was after the full conclusion of the Odyn/Helya spat is definitely new. IIRC the old idea was that we just did the zones clockwise starting with Azsuna.
That said, I kinda don’t like the idea that Suramar was just a single chain of events from “Receiving Thalyssra’s transmission” to “Defeating Elisande and Gul’dan.” It makes it feel less like it’s repeating the WoD “Oh no! Anyway, *casually steamrolls the entire war machine without any breaks*”
More like the current in-standing king becomes obsessed with the light, but it wont lead to a faction war. They arent doing more due to how tired players are of it after BFA.
Oh the Alliance’s list of things they’ve done that are bad isn’t exactly a short one.
but the way faction discourse works on the forums with a lot of posters is they want to act like “their side” has absolutely no fault in anything and this confirms that some of the blame lay with the Sunreavers, even though it doesn’t justify what Jaina did.
Horde is always tossed under the bus while Blizzard favors Alliance, because people complain. The TWW expansion purchase mount is a griffon that spells it there.