Thats where the argument is shifting to now that all the other reasons are pretty much debunked, They look to much alike to be both Alliance and Horde, So now Half elves/ and void customization stuff has been popping up. The High Elf Wayfarer elves have me curious now though. Apperantly they are coming in from Stormwind.
Or attack them because they are strategic military targets who have placed themselves in the line of fire. If you sign up to be a 7th legion soldier, why should you not be attacked? So I fail to get the idea of the horde âlikingâ to attack them given the high elves having a minor presence.
You mean the bomb built by Thaeln Songweaver using a stolen focusing iris? The same guy who was a spy for Garrosh?
You knowâŠthe guy responsible for the tragedy and not the blood elvees?
Youâre leaving out the important details of the matter to create this suggestion that the horde goes out of their way to attack high elves.
Quelâdanil was attacked because of the registry and refused to hand it over.
Same for highvale.
Same for theramore where the alliance put their military forces.
You canât claim youâre being specifically targeted if you stand in front of the bullets
This is a good scenario, even if it were time gated, it definitely wouldnât be a rep grind and the player(s) would have an outline on the time required vs a rep grind. Iâve laid out a similar scenario in the mega thread⊠but now that we know the story direction, mine wouldnât work unless Sylvanas was trying to convert some high elves to UD elves, Or something. Thanks Bourbon!
BTW Folks I would recommend reading about all this stuff, for the people who havenât yet, Its great, fun reading that is easy to look up and then come to your own conclusions if Quelâdorei and Sinâdorei are different and if that difference is enough to make playable on both sides. Allot of fun History and Lore to read. Donât go by what you see in these forums.
I agree With the politics but I also believe with the current history of the death of Quelâdorie populations and certain characters, that political divide has become wider. Bad blood has been introduced into the politics. Just my humble opinion.
And I will agree to disagree here, since the void elves had to go through a whole different transformation to become a separate race from the blood elves.
No it doesnt, but it shows that there has to be a degree of difference physically for allied races to come to light. I also am a firm believer that high elves were considered for the allied race system but didnt make the cut for void elves.
They had to been considered and trigger almost pulled, with the Mounts, Tabard and Reputation, but then a decision was made by some that took the matter personal, and cancelled it. imho.
I wouldnt say that. I say why does the same game developer during a question in Legion talk about the idea of a subrace system while blatantly mentioning high elves off the batâŠthen goes with void elves when they make a sub race system?