The forsaken lost more than the night elves in BfA

[Zahirwrite-farstriders]

I think in summary the form of loss has only one form in common, everything else is different like day and night.

Both night elves and forsaks lost their faces and they feel weak, you feel like a loser.

[Amadis-draka (Amadis)]

Still more than most races.

[Faelinthia-moknathal (Faelinthia)]

I’m not sure if blood elves are winning on the number of character they have around if counting C or D list characters like Rommath and Halduron. Unless it’s just out of Horde races and not including Alliance ones. John J. Keeshan is probably close to eclipsing the role Halduron has had.

[Izhkarl-khazgoroth (Izhkarl)]

Blood elves are mostly unknown for the average player outside of Liadrin and Lorthemar, who himself has never had a lot of screen time especially if you exlude this expansion.

[Zahirwrite-farstriders]

I’m not sure if blood elves are winning on the number of character they have around if counting C or D list characters like Rommath and Halduron. Unless it’s just out of Horde races and not including Alliance ones. John J. Keeshan is probably close to eclipsing the role Halduron has had.

I also find it strange that the blood elves don’t have a great mage hero, although when it comes to magic they are one of the first people to think of.

But the paladin people par excellence, the humans, not a real paladin belonging to their faction, but they have a mage-hero for it.

It almost seems as if the roles have been reversed. Humans have the Mage, and blood elves have the bigger paladin.

[Etheldald-ragnaros (Etheldald)]

It almost seems as if the roles have been reversed. Humans have the Mage, and blood elves have the bigger paladin.

well, not true because turalyon has returned, i would say that he is the big boi paladin.

[Zahirwrite-farstriders]

well, not true because turalyon has returned, i would say that he is the big boi paladin.

but official for the lightforged, not the humans.

[Pellex-hyjal (Pellex)]

I also find it strange that the blood elves don’t have a great mage hero

We have … Aethas Sunreaver.

Honestly, he’d be fine if he wasn’t the ONLY Blood Elf mage to ever get screentime.

[Drahliana-earthen-ring (Drahliana)]

I also find it strange that the blood elves don’t have a great mage hero, although when it comes to magic they are one of the first people to think of.

They did in the name of Kael’thas. it’s just that magic is so common among the elves that being a mage by itself doesn’t make you heroic. Kael had martial might and charisma on his side as well.

[Zahirwrite-farstriders]

They did in the name of Kael’thas. it’s just that magic is so common among the elves that being a mage by itself doesn’t make you heroic. Kael had martial might and charisma on his side as well.

Kael’Thas is…death, not allive, not a charakter that was shown or get story for over 10 years.

[Drahliana-earthen-ring (Drahliana)]

They did in the name of Kael’thas. it’s just that magic is so common among the elves that being a mage by itself doesn’t make you heroic. Kael had martial might and charisma on his side as well.

Kael’Thas is…death, not allive, not a charakter that was shown or get story for over 10 years.

He’s the end boss of a dungeon and a raid which is more than most characters get.

[Jellex-wyrmrest-accord (Jellex)]

He’s the end boss of a dungeon and a raid which is more than most characters get.

Better to be ignored and alive, where you can be dug up (however slim that chance may be), than ruined, raidbossed, and dead.

[Pellex-hyjal (Pellex)]

ruined, raidbossed, and dead.

… Twice over.

[Drahliana-earthen-ring (Drahliana)]

It almost seems as if the roles have been reversed. Humans have the Mage, and blood elves have the bigger paladin.

Because it’s not about the class, but the person.

[Cursewords-tichondrius (Cursewords)]

He’s the end boss of a dungeon and a raid which is more than most characters get.

Is that what qualifies as an appropriate level of screen time? Perhaps for Horde characters and any characters at all linked to the Horde in any way…

I dont think that’s the path we want to see all our characters go down to qualify as getting screen time. Genn and Anduin get tons of screen time and I never get to pummel them. Jaina is a raid boss but she doesn’t die.

I don’t like your idea of fair screen time lol.

[Drahliana-earthen-ring (Drahliana)]

He’s the end boss of a dungeon and a raid which is more than most characters get.

Is that what qualifies as an appropriate level of screen time? Perhaps for Horde characters and any characters at all linked to the Horde in any way…

I dont think that’s the path we want to see all our characters go down to qualify as getting screen time. Genn and Anduin get tons of screen time and I never get to pummel them. Jaina is a raid boss but she doesn’t die.

I don’t like your idea of fair screen time lol.

It means you get the best lines and the most memorable speeches. Heroes are a dime a dozen, but no one ever forgets a good villain.

[Pellex-hyjal (Pellex)]

It means you get the best lines and the most memorable speeches.

Kael’s dungeon boss speeches made him a meme and a joke. Which was kind of insult to injury.

[anon95961490]

It means you get the best lines and the most memorable speeches. Heroes are a dime a dozen, but no one ever forgets a good villain.

There’s heroes and there’s legends. Heroes get remembered, but legends never die.

[Drahliana-earthen-ring (Drahliana)]

It means you get the best lines and the most memorable speeches. Heroes are a dime a dozen, but no one ever forgets a good villain.

There’s heroes and there’s legends. Heroes get remembered, but legends never die.

And what makes those legends legendary?

[anon95961490]

And what makes those legends legendary?

I was quoting this

…but in ways I agree with you. In ways the memes and jokes are what make certain characters live forever…