What is a High Elf?
former blood elves.
Thatâs correct. You are a High Elf but politically aligned with the Horde, which makes you a Blood Elf. But you donât play an actual Quelâdorei as the playerâs race.
The Alliance has claim to both of them. Are you not bothered by this, that they cannot only equip a Horde tabard but also some TBC raid blood elf transmog to make the look, including the wyvern? This is the actual concern you should have.
And you are once again wrong. See argument here:
Hey, I can travel anywhere around the world, as an Australian citizen. Does that mean I stop being Australian if I donât call myself an Australian, despite still being an Australian citizen.
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An elf that is flying? 
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As long as Blood Elves cannot equip the Quelâdorei mounts and Silver Covenant tabard, not a single argument will back your posting up. Only Alliance can.
So Blood Elves came before High Elves?
Can Alliance characters equip Blood Elf Tabards?
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I call them bargain bin Blood Elves with bad hair actually.
This part I never said at all so just adding that Iâve never once said this about anyone or in any case to anyone and my post history can be checked to confirm that so I donât know why you put that after Naughty said.
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This makes no sense.
Blood Elves are High Elves. They have always been a High Elf. Even there lore still states them as a High Elf. The name change was just political.
It is time to stop with the headcanon.
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If you were literaly kicked out of Australia forced to give up your Australian citizenship and made to get new citizenship then yes, you would infact no longer be Australian.
The delicious irony of your post is that by your own logic, that means youâre British, not Australian atall, right?
country of origin isnt what designates a high elf. high elves are pre blood elf and existing ones that ion hasnt killed off yet, are mostly in dalaran
ohi guess i shoulda worded that differently so the cheap knock off is separate from the sub
And the name change from Kalâdorei to Sinâdorei was also a political one to mark the new life in Quelâthalas.
So by your own logic, they are actually just Nightelves, right?
kalâdorei, isnt that night elf? you mean quelâdorei?
Do Quelâdorei fans want to do this, I wonder? You are not a Quelâdorei if you cannot mount the Quelâdorei steed.
You are 100%, even 255% correct - but you are not the old ideology anymore. If you want to play an actual oldschool Quelâdorei, you need to play Alliance.
Then feel free to equip with your Blood Elf the Quelâdorei vanity items. But donât fret, I will not mock you for you inability, because you canât argue against the given system made by Blizzard. And no, itâs not a âyouâ problem, you have. Blizzard simply does not allow you to go the 100% Quelâdorei fantasy route, because itâs Alliance-exclusive.
And thatâs all what there is to it. Perhaps you could play a Quelâdorei with the Alliance-tabard from the new starter island. But thatâs it.
Let me fixed it up for you, since the majority of the High Elves are the Blood Elves in Quelâthalas, who are also âold schoolâ as you put it.
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You said:
but then also said:
So if Alliance characters cannot equip Blood Elf Tabards, then your initial statement is false.
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Theyâre just making anything up to suit there own headcanon.
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Nah, they are still High elves. Silver Convnant are not the ONLY high elves, the high elves who rejoined the blood elves were the ones from outland, not from the Silver Convant.
Why would that bother me in the slightest? I can equip a troll armour set dosenât make me a troll, Iâm still a Bloodelf.
No, I mean Kalâdorei, the High elves were origionally Nightelves who got kicked out of Ashenvale and settled in Eversong renaming themselves to the Quelâdorei.
All the elf races come from the Nighelves, they are all techincally the same race, âelfâ.