No. But let me repeat a lot of arguments on this subject and you will see what I am asking.
Is âBloodâ political or not? Is the High elf who got upset about being called âBlood elfâ justified or not? At this point, the line has been completely blurred.
So either the information contradicts the arguments people use or visa versa.
Are we High elves with a new name, to honor the fallen. Are we Horde and thus, the name is political etc. Or is âBloodâ elf a staple to addiction and nothing more.
After the rescue, Kaelâthas beseeched Illidan for a cure to the blood elvesâ addiction to magic. Illidan had a different proposal in mind, though: in return for the blood elvesâ loyalty, he would teach them to drain magic from powerful alternative sources, including demons. It was an offer Kaelâthas felt he had to accept. He was certain his people would die without either a cure or a new source of magic. Kaelâthas pledged his allegiance to Illidan, who taught several blood elves the techniques he had offered. These teachings spread to the other blood elves in Outland, who were then able to stave off their painful hunger for arcane magic.
Rommath remained in QuelâThalas to help rebuild and await the princeâs return. Thanks to Rommath, the blood elves on Azeroth learned how to drain arcane magic and feed their addiction. As they returned to health, they praised their absent prince and dedicated themselves to learning more. Rommath and the new order of elven magi made great progress in tutoring their brethren to manipulate arcane energies. Soon the spires of Silvermoon City rose skyward once again, powered by volatile magics. The blood elves have even begun retaking portions of Eversong Woods. Emboldened by the promise of Kaelâthasâ return, the princeâs weary people now focus on regaining their strength and forging a new path into an uncertain future.
I did state that they did deal with pain/suffering. This is not the same as giving in and coming to addiction. I never said otherwise.
However, I did say that there is only one where it was clearly stated and that was Veressa. Keep in mind that (aside from WC), I do not read outside material. And I donât read anything considered âAllianceâ related either. I know about the sisters but that is because of their past (and partly of how they defected).
Correction: I do read/know most, if not all, High elf spin offs. Blood of the Highborne, for example.
