Or alternative, Vereesa trying to force the Kirin Tor to break neutrality again and this fails, forcing the SC to relocate. I think itâs a pretty good assumption that whatever the case is, Dalaranâs neutrality hinders the SCâs options to be involved in world affairs in a more proactive manner. So unless Dalaran changes its neutrality or the SC leaves the city, they will always feel a bit hand tied.
I mean they are literally an anti horde, anti blood elf reactionary movement, and they send you to literally murder the otherâs agents in the sewers to gather classified intel.
Thatâs a more seething rivalry than Huojin and Tushuii have ever shown, and this is even before Theramoore, the Purge and Isle of Thunder.
Considering that Vereesa keeps referring the Horde as untrustworthy savages as of late as legion, she might be more critical of them than other actual leaders lol.
No, youâre just trolling hard at this point because you donât like âfactsâ, instead, if it doesnât work your way, you change it around to your liking while calling âanti argumentsâ worse.
I think Khadgar was unambiguous about Dalaran never lifting its hand against either side, so I donât see its status as a neutral hub ever going away. To me that makes it impossible to consider the SC formally joining the Alliance without leaving.
Thatâs all well and good, ValarianâŠbut it doesnât touch on Dalaranâs neutrality and how an armed militia not under the KTâs control can reasonably be headquartered there.
So for real, you are saying that âVereesa brought Ballistas, she has always had blue ballistasâ is less likely than âThose are VE ballistas, despite them never using them beforeâ and you claim to not have a biased reasoning?
Sure, I am the one trolling when you are the one that has the gall to seriously make the argument that the SIlver Covenant isnât alliance. You are unreal.
I agree; that doesnât mean that Vereesa couldnât try to force the issue and backfiring on the Silver Covenant, which would be my preferred outcome -them leaving and settling elsewhere -either a new area, Windrunner Overlook or reclaiming Quelâlithien, etc-
Dude, being alligned with a faction does not seriously mean being part of that faction.
I know the SC is unfriendly towards the Horde, but they joined the Alliance Vanguarde back in Wrath, not the Alliance itself, and that was because of the threat of the Lich King itself⊠On the Isle of Thunder, they were there under the KirinâTor leadership which so happens to be Jaina at the time, and there under her orders. Not the Alliance.
Itâs like you canât get through your head that we arenât talking about official capacity but political alignment and ideology. The point isnât if the SC are officially part of the alliance, if all the other âallianceâ HEâs are as well. The point is that they have been shown time and time again to share alliance politics and ideologies, working as liaisons and allies, on a level of participation NO OTHER RACE OR ALLIED RACE HAS -safe for DiD- BEFORE JOINING THEIR FACTION.
Old news. Khadgar declared, quite unambiguously, that neutrality at the end of Legion. It was also in evidence well before that when Jaina lost the vote to keep Blood Elves out of the Kirin Tor. She pouted and bailed. Sore loser.
I love Khadgar, but making Dalaran neutral in Legion after the whole set up to see it back on the Alliance during MoP is something I legitimately hated. Itâs not his fault I know, just one of those âgameplay over loreâ sort of things.
Dalaran was never a member of the Alliance, so at best it leaned toward the Alliance during MOP. I think having a power like the KT and the Dalaran city-state exist in the game as neutral is a good thing, as it highlights the âneither side is wholly without blame, wholly good, or wholly evilâ nature of the two factions.
Itâs something thatâs easy for us to discuss though - on friendly terms
In consequence, there are so few high elves left on Azeroth today that they cannot be considered a race in anything other than the biological sense. High elves do not gather in any significant numbers, nor do they act as a coordinated whole. They are a very small group of individuals scattered all over the world. As such, they do not have common opinions or goals. Indeed, modern high elves cannot even truly be said to have a cultureâonly a past filled with glory and regret.
Oh no, Jaina quite literally declares after the Purge that âThe Kirin Tor Belongs to the Allianceâ and as such, why the Kirin Tor Offensive is an alliance faction during ToT. Of course, this just happens at the same time that Varian was in talks with Lorâthemar for the BEâs to defect to the alliance.
https://wow.gamepedia.com/What_Had_To_Be_Done
Thatâs why she got so pissed she bailed on Legion, the council undid her decree so she saw it as an afront, and a dismissal of her place as the Leader of the Kirin Tor.
I do agree with this and understand why a neutral faction as powerful as the KT is a good thing, but I just wholly dislike that they went alliance and back to neutral again because they realized they needed a neutral hub/power.
Like Legion showed us that there were 12 other neutral groups that could serve that function, so it didnât have to be Dalaran, but brand recognition and all (also just easier to update the city heh)