Aaaaaaaaand youâve ruined G Weezing for me.
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Thatâs right. And another thing, the Void Elves pretty much look like discolored High Elves and Blood Elves, but are STILL not High Elves! And I donât think it would be that hard to tell the difference between High and Blood Elves. One of them being that High Elves would probably have no option for red hair, and their eyes would always be blue. There might be other differences, but the main difference would be their politics and their demeanor I think. And I donât know if I said this here before or not, but I feel that if High Elves were to be introduced, they could add stories to both differentiate and develop both High and Blood Elves. So I think that could be a positive thing for both of them.
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There was actually. Some high elves disagreed with Anasterian blaming the humans and left quelâthalas.
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Well, not going to lie, but this is essentially what some people want, really.
ok you want to claim there was a schism well before the destruction of the sunwell? citation please
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I think that when she means âsomeâ she means âAlleria and Vereesaâ.
I guess that counts as âsomeâ.
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Says the person who never cites anything. Just give any of the wikis a read through.
Har har, as if they didnât have others with them.
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wow she really did mean alleria running around by herself trying to prove the troll threat was real was evidence of some kind of schism among the high elves before the sunwell was lost
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So youâre basing it in an assumption that âsomeâ disagreed with Anasterian?
Also, weâve discussed this already. Saying that they refused to come back because they didnât like what a deceased king once said, itâs just as petty as not wanting to come back because reasons.
alleria also never âleftâ quelâthalas. she agreed to go through the dark portal to protect quelâthalas and prevent the orcs frome ever returning. she literally just got exiled after returning to azeroth
More like she exiled herself.
Big brain move from her.
EDIT: Omg it just him me⊠she actually exiled herself not once, but twice 
They were no longer part of quelâthalas because of the way he had treated the humans. And thereâs nothing anywhere that says they could have easily gone back but chose not to because they were cowards. Thatâs your own assumption.
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âTreated the humansâ? Why are you trying to make it sound as if he was unfair in any way. He wanted isolation, a common thing for elves, something even Night elves strived for. He simply remained in the Alliance until he felt the debt with Arator was dealt with⊠the guy actually repaid a debt he felt he held for 5000 years. If anything, he commited for far too long.
But youâre also assuming that they had it difficult.
In the meantime, Kaelâthas returned from Dalaran and brought people over with him. Clearly, nothing was stopping the rest from tagging along other than, most likely going ânah, canât botherâ.
And letâs not forget the humans werenât exactly best friend nice guy number 1 towards Quelâthalas.
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He left because he blamed the humans for the horde managing to burn some of Quelâthalas, which wasnât really fair because he only sent a token force to begin with and if it werenât for the number of humans fighting Quelâthalas would have been in far worse shape.
Some felt that he blame was misplaced. Maybe because it was.
If you say they most likely said âNah, canât botherâ thatâs an assumption and thereâs nothing anywhere that implies that. Vereesa had her twins sometime after Orgrimmar was built, so she would have been pregnant while all this was going on. Those who followed her might have chosen to stay for similar reasons, for the families and homes they found after they left.
You dislike high elves so you assume the worst even though thereâs nothing to back you up.
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actually we love the high elves and their story, which has become the blood elf story now. you just have a weird attachment to a tolkien trope that was shattered by wc3: tft expansion and TBC 
your lot have never accepted that this fantasy universe isnt following standard tropes regarding racial line ups and have begged blizzard to reverse its story decisions. not happening
No, he was mad because the Alliance withdrew its troops while there was still large scale fighting going on with the Amani.
If you havenât read anything by Tolkien then stop making comparisons or back them up.
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Yaâll so cute pretending that loyalty to Silvermoon is a prerequisite to high elves being a thing and pretending the high elves donât exist despite being constantly placed with the alliance most often in combat roles against the horde.
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Thereâs no need to make stuff up.
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