I noticed a pattern recently really. When the alliance gets a race usually the entire race ends up on their team. Happened so with gnomes, dwarfs and humans.
But the same thing is not true for the Horde. Usually when its time for new allies we get either outcasts or renegade factions. The only two races I can think of where everyone jumped over been Nightborne, Orcs and Tauren. All other races we have are just small groups. Blizzard really hammers down the trope that the Horde isn’t strong at all. I find this a tad unfair don’t you think so too?
Recognize the might of the undead.
Let us not forget we were once an elf free faction.
ahh the good old days.
With the Vulpera it was just one caravan. WIih the Trolls we are at a total of 4 tribes while the largest hate everyone(Gurubashi, Amani, Drakkari and Farraki), die Tauren miss the rest of the Grimtotem das was exiled. And the blood elves are the remaining 10% survivors of the scourge genocide. It feels bad to be a sidekick faction while the alliance is allowed to show how mighty they are.
I voted for y’all to be pets.
Nightborne are technically night elves so we can cross them out of here.
All elves are technically night elves.
the reason why the alliance is so powerful is that entire kingoms join them while the Horde gets what is left behind. Which isn’t much.
W … Wasn’t your leader an elf? 
An undead elf … But an elf nonetheless. lol
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Dude,
I don’t even like talking about her.
She’s done everyone wrong. I can’t stand her on so many levels I have an elevator.
I liked her before BFA + SL butchered her character.
Before that? She was radical for the Forsaken and awesome overall in general! 
Now though? …
Yeahnah, I don’t really care for her now either 
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I really think the Grimtotem Tribe and what is left on the Orcs of Outland should join our Horde too. We need a numbers boost.
Okay when I am home you get a push.
My guy, I have an old thread for that — (The orcs from Outland part) 
/Whispers mischieviously in ear:
{Pulls diabolical lever}