Youâve got no way of knowing how many there are, for all we know their could be more Shenâdrelar than High Elves (there are certainly more than Void Elves). As Itoldyouso would say, âunsupported opinionâ.
Also, the Shenâdrelar arenât the only group of Highborne that has since been allowed to reestablish themselves as permanent fixtures in the Night Elven community â Narâthalas Mages potentially number in the hundreds or thousands.
That is because it is that easy Sara. As much as people think about what they have completed in this game, you donât take it with you when you leave. It stays in WoW, and remains in WoW.
Never tie yourself down to any place that does not invest itself in you as you would in it.
When I donât enjoy the game, I quit.
Allot complaints about the content but people still play, Cata, WOD, BFA, so they the Devoted/Loyal Fans stay (imho) They Just keep letting the Gods know they are unhappy on the forums Like we all do. (imho)
People donât change without reason, nor will the game change without reason. If you stay and pay, then theyâve no reason to change the way they do things.
Most People with 10 to 15 years invested time and money just donât walk away either. In my case I find stuff I Enjoy doing in the game and do that. (imho)
Well if you want to play that card, neither do you. For all we know the 10 or so Highborne npcs we see are the only ones who exist. Given the fact we never see these theoretical Highborne legions, I think the assumption that thereâs less rather than more is a safe one.
Especially since according to Chronicles volume 3 the Horde killed âmostâ of the Shenâdrelar in the attack on Dire Maul.
I dunno about you but Iâm not sure a small scale Horde raid could kill off the majority of them if there were thousands of them.
The important part isnât really that they are in Stormwind, IMHO, because Iâm pretty sure theyâre canonically tethered to Azsuna â but the fact that theyâre faction-tagged Alliance indicates that Highborne NEâs aligning themselves with Night Elves isnât as far-fetched or unreasonable as Guzzle is intoning it is.
That is correct, most people donât, but they should when they are not happy.
To be fair, highborne NEâs arenât any different in appearance from standard NEâs outside the title they claim I am not sure he is disagreeing with them aligning, just disagreeing with the numbers
And also the fact that Iâm not sure how well integrated they are since at least Tyrande has still been shown to have mage/Highborne beef as recently as Legion.
To be fair, a plethora of the original lore doesnât exactly make sense knowing what we know now.
For instance, itâs been postulated by some of the ubernerds on Scrolls of Lore that Mordent Evershade (Shenâdrelar) is probably one of the most knowledgeable mages in existence⊠if heâd existed, or if power displays ahd been as awesome in 2004 as they are in 2020, he probably couldâve countered hundreds/thousands of soldiers by himself.
Also, worth noting that Eldreâthalas was like the third or fourth largest settlement of Night Elves on ancient Kalimdor. Itâs entirely feasible that there were tens of thousands of people living there; âmostâ of them being killed would still leave a sizable group.
Tyrande and Malfurion belong to organizations, and ascribe to views, which loathe the use of the Arcane â theyâre hardly indicative of the broader society, which has been shown as recently as BfA to be heavily tolerant of and, indeed, dependent upon the Highborne.
(Note: This newfound tolerance is also why theyâre seen in the BfA Cinematic.)
Reminder that Dire Maul was a 5 man. I mean itâs possible that 5 Horde adventurers killed the thousands of Night Elves, presumably similarly populous ogres and then the survivung thousands of Night Elves fled from the wrath of these 5 demigods.
I donât recall any Horde players wanting to have a night elf look. Nightborne npcs are definitely different, alliance and horde were asking for them, but I thought more alliance here on this forum were vocal about wanting them.