That was my point if he didn’t break said treaty she would not have the support or numbers timo do so
you have tauren in your throne room
Not in the least.
Neither should the Horde, who like to make every excuse under the sun as to why their atrocities are acceptable and ours aren’t =P
Well, it’s not exactly as she would need it, she would have an almost infinite army of Valkyres and Eyir under her commander and her Foraken would gladly lit themselves on fire and run up to the tree to start the fire if Sylvannas demanded it. It’s not exactly a winnable situation.
It does bother me.
It bothers me even more Blizzard expects me to believe The Alliances entire army was exhausted by the end.
Blizzard keeps trying to convince me The Horde are these underdog outcast banded together in survival, then they try to tell me they’re able to compete with a mega industrial super power like The Alliance.
So which is it Blizzard. Are The Horde underdogs, or a powerhouse? Make your mind up.
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looks at how Kul’Tiran civilians were shot in the chest with arrows and stuck to their houses in Brennadam
Blizz: Horde are misunderstood!
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Even that one rare mob, the Troll who walks down into the basement of citizens hiding and is laughing about how she gets to slaughter them for Sylvanas.
Morally grey, yea right.
And what do you propose they do?
Just completely remove the Horde faction from the game entirely? Or for the war to continue on again for another expansion and how would it ever end?
I think it’s about sticking to 1 narrative and fleshing it out instead of shifting it around. Like do we work together or do we not work together. This on-off again is worst than what happened with my ex.
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Man, don’t even remember me, Brennadam was a huge WTH moment when I was leveling in BFA. Literally an Orc choking a man to death while his children watch in fear.
But hey dudes, I mean, Sylvannas, she was the baddie! It’s not like that Orc wasn’t having the time of his life laughing and shouting FOR THE HORDE.
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Brennadam is also a huge plot hole in the the story.
The Horde attack Brennadam in retaliation for an attack on Warfang. But The Alliance don’t attack Warfang until after Brennadam.
And more so, the destruction of Warfang is never acknowledged Horde side.
It’s Monday, not Sunday my guy. 
Don’t think he’s trolling. These are sentiments shared by many Alliance NPCs major and minor in Boralus and Stormwind.
The Alliance being upset about Anduin forgiving The Horde is a plot point in the story.
I mean, one is a forward operations center full of soldiers and the other is a city full of civilians. It doesn’t exactly compare.
Like the Pandaren said, if they have to do a final war, do it, but don’t just end it abruptly, make the winner do a final compromise to the losing faction and then stop with this odd thing where one expansion Alliance and Horde are on best terms, humans and trolls walking around talking about whatever humans and trolls would talk about and then suddenly. “So hey man, I mean, I know we fought together more than once and stuff but, my Warchief wants me to destroy this city, sorry.”
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Ok That makes sense
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It wasn’t a “Sunday Spirit” post but even then, this thread was started Sunday.
Well they have to start somewhere and that’s why the council was made cus a single leader leading the Horde sure hasn’t seemed to work out hopefully this time it stays that way but I wouldn’t be surprised if start the war again and this time someone on the Alliance like Turalyon starts it.
But well BFA ended this way and they just how much of the Horde would be gone if they were all punished and imprisoned?
They would be about as strong as they were after the Siege of Ogrimmar I would wager.
Most of the Horde’s numbers in this war were lost by the Zandalari rather than any of the other races, unlike the Alliance that lost the main population hub of Night Elves.
Ok but besides random Npcs who exactly are we talking about that participated in the war of the thorns that is walking around freely? The players?