That would imply that I think the High Elves hate the humans.
But the person being responded to said not just the horde but the blood elves. which seems odd considering how well she works with Halduron repeatedly.
I feel like the blood and high elves have conflicting feelings about each other, a combination of dislike (especially on the high elves) for some of the practices or allies the other had or has, but also memory of the fact that they all used to be one nation.
I can only see her coming back either when the Sinâdorei join the Alliance or leave the Horde (which wonât probably happen for as long as WoW exists).
Yes I Agree, Like I Have shown allot of bad blood there,
Sheâs not that important to, and that is not really what we were getting at in the first place. Tarrok is right, you bounce around topics a lot.
Fair enough. Given what Garrosh was doing that is not a hard sell. Given what Jaina did after and how the Blood Elves feel today, them considering it again is also a hard sell.
I just put the information out there let people decide they deserve lore not opinion.
Iâd argue the opposite, if anything with the
Overall faction conflict âofficiallyâ over, blurred factions lines only make it more plausible, they already have their own kind in the Alliance with High Elves and Blood Elves.
Plus Jaina and lorthemar are chill now, they shared a cinematic together.
No no I get that. What your saying is english and makes sense to me.
What Iâm saying is thats not related to the topic at hand. The one we were talking about. Vereesa and her leanings arenât that important. We werenât even talking about her.
Iâd see it as more likely that the High Elves would migrate back home. To their kindred and their Sunwell. Especially given how low the population is.
Only the SC really seems unlikely to part with the Alliance directly.
Elves are a thing of the pastâŠ
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Theyâve had multiple opportunities to do this throughout the game, Blood Elves have even invited them back, donât see it happening this way.
Only thing they need to part with is Dalaranâs pretend neutrality, they very much see themselves as an Alliance force, Blizzard only decides to show them as Dalarans pawns.
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To be fair theyâd have abandon Dalaran first.
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Perhaps the faction, but not the elves themselves.
If they didnât leave the city Dalaran would be allowing the Alliance to prepare, train and equip troops to attack the Horde from within its walls.
A neutral city, lest we forget.
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I mean they were at war. Iâm also not talking about the SC here. Want that to be clear.
Dalaran probably doesât see it as pretend. The SC should part though and join the Alliance formally.
Which honestly I think they should.
Well yeah, weâre clearly talking about the SC faction part of Dalaran specifically.
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Also Iâm off to sleep.
My point was that, if we are to accept that the Silver Covenant is a neutral faction that canât help the Alliance without the Kirin Torâs permission, it is not a requirement that the elves of the SC join the Alliance acting as SC representatives - they could simply create a new faction independent of Dalaran, very much like Malfurion who leads not one but three neutral factions and yet is an active member of the Alliance and the Night Elven society.
In other words, itâs not like Vereesaâs elves are handcuffed to Dalaran. The faction might be, the elves themselves arenât.
She seems a little lose on the whole neutrality issue.