I just recall you telling me once on the topic of blue eyed blood elves on your DK that you were playing a Blue Eyed Blood elf already, and yet here you are citing no connection to the sun well and being changed as a determiner of a new race, because I was of the opinion that Blood Elf DKs qualified as Undead and were different yes.
So it seems fitting to stick to the same logic
Tell that to all the High Elves that are allies with the Alliance then.
This has always confused because of this.
I am grateful for this opportunity to prove the value of the renâdorei to our cause.
We will do whatever it takes to ensure the Allianceâs success.
What is your role in this campaign, magister?
As a magister, my duty has always been to Silvermoon and its people. When the mad Arthas devastated our lands, I knew we must harness every power available to ensure our survival.
Prince Kaelâthas proposed one way. I sought out another.
So you sought the power of shadow?
My followers and I felt no loyalty to the Horde. When Grand Magister Rommath forbade our Void research, we did not hesitate to break away and follow our own path.
But hubris got the best of me. I was certain I could master any force we encountered.
I was so wrongâŠ
The Void nearly claimed you?
I led us right into the etherealsâ trap. If not for Alleria Windrunnerâs intervention, we would have been lost.
As it was, the shadow energies transformed us⊠and opened our minds to the whispers of the Void. Without Alleriaâs guidance, we would have fallen into madness.
She has helped us quiet our minds. Dampen the whispers. It is a constant struggle.
This is basically all it comes down to. I do not personally care if a âseparate raceâ is a requirement to fulfill the âallied raceâ slot⊠all I care about is that the story provides a group of significance of those loyal to a faction. High elves of the silver covenant/Allerian stronghold/Highvale fit this bill.
Question is⊠do others care?
I donât like the idea of undead Night elves joining the horde, but I cannot stop it, nor would I blame people for asking. Blizz has set the stage.
As well⊠Forsaken are not a race but a condition. They are in fact human, the precedent has been set.
blood elves are high elves
void elves used to be high elves, but have now been transformed by the void into something similar, but different. the different skin colors and tentacles are the give away 
agreed
Thereâs not much need to cite more, when you postedâŠ
But more detail of the transformation can be found in the Void Elf unlock quest chain dialogue.
" Magister Umbric: Alleria⊠$p⊠My people are free, but we have been⊠changed. And the voicesâŠ"
SoâŠthe Horde should have humans because of the humans they worked with in the past such as the Defias and currently, the pirates in Tirigarde sound.
Sorry, but no.
dev agree, you donât get who has the playable race.
Enjoy blueberry elves.
Exactly. And those humans are a different group to the humans playable. And since it is the same with Blood Elves to High Elves, they are different groups, and have different different believes and stuff on how they want to push forward.
So vindictive today bro.
Btw how are you?
Cool! SoâŠundead Thalassians for the Alliance? Seems a fair trade. 
He went into pretty good detail even talk about the One Slave trader dood traitor.
I aim to always be direct. Most tend to interpret my words harshly.
Exhausted literally.
I donât know whether weâre both saying the same thing here or notâŠbut Void Elves are not Blood Elves any longer, they are GMO-Thalassians. 
No, lets kill them all off. After having to deal with Sylvanas this expansion, I am not one for any undead elves.
How ever, you can have undead Orcs if you so please.
We need playable high elves to keep my joyful presence in the game and forums. Is that reason enough?
I think were saying the same thing, Iâm not saying they are now, I was saying they were before transformed. I have always said that they were Sin"dorei or refferd them as exiled Sinâdorei, before void elf, cept the one traitor dood the slave trader, I call him anomaly.
Then undead humans arenât really a valid argument for playable High Elves on the Alliance. After all, if the Horde is to accept that undead humans means there are humans on the Horde then I think you have to be willing to extend that logic the other way.
School going rough??
The greatest good comes from sacrifice sometimes.
School is easy. Its everything else around it.
Well, honestly, I donât really play Undead. And honestly, the only thing I know about Undead is that they were the citizens of Lordaeron. I could be wrong here, but that is all I know.
In the end though, I changed to saying yes to High Elves because, it isnât going to hurt me, it isnât going to effect me, and all the reasons of ânoâ that was said, it more of just turning into a bias of arguments which, considering I do play Alliance as well, there isnât really anything there to suggest on why High Elves canât be playable on the Alliance.
Otherwise, weâll give the Alliance Sanâlayn and the Horde will have Felblood Elves.