Except that the high elf groups have sub groups, and it is a questionable claim to say they are alliance aligned.
Silver covenant? Arguably neutral due to dalaran affiliation.
Auric sunchasers group is neutral and he is of the allerian stronghold type.
Quellithien was neutral and their remaining npcs are neutral and friendly to both now.
Quel danil i am unsure of, because i yhink their npcs can be found elsewhere as neutral to both. .
So saying the majority is alliance based is at best, a weak argument.
You should also really refrain from.making assumptions by suggrsting ive not been to outland. Ive played this game since vanilla, so step off with that nonsense.
Fyi, those blood elves are kaelthas followers and is stated as such, including the scryers who are neutral.
Iirc, i believe they rejoined silvermoon after
If group names are important then one needs to be consistent on using them accordingly.
Poor Auric, heâs remembered only when itâs convenient but not when he said that everyone at the Sunwell when the sword was restored were âChildren of Quelâthalasâ.
To be fair, only one NPC from there remains that is indeed neutral, the rest are all wretched and who knows where Aurora is.
indeed. stating SC is alliance ALIGNED is fanfiction. they are all citizens of dalaran which places them within the laws of the kirin tor and its neutrality to which they are pledged. if all SC members are citizens, and they are lets be honest, then what the SC isâŠis a small militia of dalaran citizens based in DALARAN
that would make the SC in dalaran an alliance high elf hub which ion flat out debunked. they are pledged to the kirin tor and dalaran. not the alliance and stormwind
The SC is Alliance aligned. As a member of the Horde, I cannot in any way, shape or form help members of the Silver Covenant. As a member of the Alliance I cannot help the Sunreavers.
Their faction alignments are as clear as day and trying to argue otherwise, is pretty silly and ignorant.
While Iâm one of the few that havenât really argued much about the alliegance of the SC, I donât think this is much of the case.
The only time the Sunreaves acted on their own was those rogue elements and right after the Purge. We havenât really seen the Sunreaves acting outside the authority of Dalaran, at least that I can remember.
If Iâm wrong, then sure, in that case thereâs a chance the SC has acted on itself as well, but both SC and Sunreavers are bounded to the Kirin Tor, Dalaran is neutral and Khagdar has affirmed that neutrality in Legion.
Are all people posting here with a blue background actually Alliance mains?
Probably not. I play the Horde, but Iâm an Alliance main.
Now granted, I do play both factions, but keep in mind that many of the people that reply are on really low level Alliance alts. Which doesnât matter. The moral of the story is that having a blue background behind your avatar doesnât mean youâve spent much time, or care about the Alliance.
Hecatone just admitted heâs an Alliance main. Iâve only ever observed him posting as a High Level Horde character.
Iâm not under the impression they are formally part of the Alliance and that they are supervised by the Kirin Tor. Then again, Blizzardâs story telling has pretty weak exposition. Maybe itâs worth tweeting a game dev?
My Hunter and Mage do not have a reputation tab for the SC, so this isnât relevant at all.
Class Halls are about everyone banding together to fight the Legion, not one group helping another menial tasks that have no bearing on the world. So again, this isnât relevant at all.
Until you can click on my profile and find me the Silver Covenant or Kirin Tor Onslaught reputation tabs, then my point still stands that they are aligned to the Alliance and Horde respectively.
Wasnât Khadgar teleporting nelves out in the War of Thorns or is that another misguided post on the forums that I read?
Probably, and Dalaran was also voting on whether or not to send aid to Theramore with Aethas being the deciding vote in favor and yet, that also wasnât considered breaking neutrality somehow.
But I donât know if this was a thing, I will need someone that plays Alliance (and that I can trust, at this point) to confirm it.
as citizens of dalaran the SC, it is logical to assume that such citizenship requires loyalty to the kirin tor and their council of six. as a result, the SC is at least bound to the kirin tor through their status as dalaran citizens and as such is required to respect the neutrality of dalaran and to uphold that in the outside world. this also explains their absence from the vast majority of the game including the fourth war and almost guaranteed absence in shadowlands again outside of vereesa appearing in the context of a windrunner sister
The, âDalaran is Neutralâ bit is always a bit of an odd argument. Especially considering at one point they literally kicked the Horde out of the city.
Their entire ruling council are compromised of Alliance races. They were an Alliance city-state before they started floating too.
Theyâre just used narratively to provide a neutral base during Wrath of the Liche King and Legion.
They try to remain neutral and do, âsave Azerothâ stuff. But they used to be run by Rhonin, whoâs as Alliance as they come, etc.
People just use their, âSave the Worldâ neutrality as a convenient arguing point.
As I mentioned, when Dalaran sent aid to Theramore it still wasnât considered as breaking neutrality. It can simply be attributed to Blizzard forgetting things again, really.
