I feel like I’m losing brain cells.
Let’s just move on from the Forsaken getting deleted not deleted topic.
Maybe one day but not today.
All I can say is keep dreaming…
You and I are clearly having two different conversations. My point of mentioning the Forsaken being one generation only is more a very long term storyline direction of Warcraft. Which was more or less sparked by Before the Storm. Where two of the characters there did talk about how maybe the Forsaken shouldn’t be making more forsaken and just enjoying the second life they were given.
Gameplay wise it would clearly have no effect even if the Forsaken never made new forsakens. Storywise, when all is said and done with Warcraft I think Blizzard might end up just ending the forsaken story by them not making more forsakens in the future/sun setting their race.
And I will, hell I have seen Warcraft do weirder things, like actually making Man’ari playable.
Hes going to show up and be all like:
“Wow, this place is a dump lmao.” And turn around.
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Turalyon be like
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As oppose to Gnomeragan or Gilneas, both bio hazards. Doesn’t stop the Gnomes/Gilneans from trying to retake it.
Let’s play a game of who does Capital City belong to
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The Forsaken
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The Forsaken
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The Forsaken
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All the Above.
Good luck.
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Gilneas is fine though, Most of its infrastructures even still intact. It has hardly any blight aside from a few tanks laying around.
Are Gnomes even stull trying to fix Gnomeragan?
They shouldn’t, dump.
It is still blighted to this day, hence why the worgens didn’t go back to Gilneas city, admittedly depending on the time day Blizzard says it belongs to the worgen.
Gilneas is Schrödinger’s country. It is both an uninhabitable blighted wasteland and… actually not too bad. Depends who is writing it. As of latest indications it is inhabitable, just in a state of disrepair. They seem to plan to make its reclamation an in game thing. The fact all the worgen refugees are gone in 10.2 but aren’t around Amirdrassil like the Kaldorei are leads me to suspect it will be something we see pretty soon.
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Gilneas status entirely depends on which dev is writing about it. It’s gone from plagued, to owned by the worgen, back to being plagued, to abandoned, to taken over by a black dragon, to the forsaken owning it, back to being abandoned, than in SL, the forsaken apparently are guarding a ghost city
In short, nobody knows what’s going on there at the moment
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Im in game right now looking at it, come here i will show you.
EDIT: Are you here? Im in warmode
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I was just there, this place is frozen in time to when Blizzard wanted it to be a battleground. Heck, you can see the Alliance camp near the cathedral.
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Wait the worgen refugees are gone like from Stormwind? Holy crap! Will we finally be getting Gilneas back in the next expansion???
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Be nice if they did. The boys might be coming home!!! 
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Meaning his soverign sits on the Desolate Council. He should do the noble thing and bend the knee to his Queen and make Stormwind a vassal state.
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Funny little detail. Calia literally gave up her right in Before the Storm. She even mentioned it to both Genn and Anduin. Which means her right transfers to her daughter, which I am all but certain is with the Scarlets. I wonder if the Forsaken will bend the knee to them?
Or will your hypocrisy know no bounds?
Turalyon literally never had any right at all to the throne.
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Neither does Calia at the moment. Really, the person who has the right as I mentioned is her missing daughter, and no, I don’t think she is dead.(which means we are all back to where we were in Vanilla, waiting to see what another missing princess will do when she returns)
So Ashenvale is supposed to belong to the Night Elves but the Horde are squatting on it.
I imagine whatever Lordaeron, the territory not the capital city… which to be honest is just a palace with a single throne room has to be similarly occupied by some old school themed humans trying to reclaim it.
But obviously the Forsaken can never fully be shown to control the area just as Horde can never fully control Ashenvale no matter how much they would want to. And thats simply because its the theme of the zone and it would make for interesting questing.
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Some: Lordaeron belongs to Forsaken
Others: Lordaeron belongs Alliance
Me: Lordaeron belongs to the trash
Blizzard: Lol whats a Lordaeron? 