Stonard and Theramore were equivalent portals.
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It is so unremarkable that ppl forget to use this portal back in the day to go to EA either by undercity or bootbay to get to the dark portal.
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I know I did quest around Stonard at some point, but I honestly don’t even remember what happened to it.
I’m sure it was very drab and grey, however.
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I would say we Horde players should fight for equal treatment between Stonard and Theramore, but for two things.
Theramore is blown up.
And Stonard being blown up with be neither an improvement nor loss. It would effectively make no change at all.
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I feel like something happened to it, but I know for a fact it didn’t involve a large patch and a tabard to commemorate the loss.
If there was, it would have been beige. And also grey.
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I think the Alliance attacked it during the SoS quests and burned it a bit, but it got better. That has been it, it has not come up otherwise.
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Not even the grace to die decisively.
At least it was… close to the Temple of Atal’Hakkar, which was a pretty great dungeon if you liked pain and getting lost.
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Actually, the best thing to happen to Stonard was TBC. Its close proximity to the Blasted Lands and a handidandy portal spell to get you there saw a very brief uptick in popularity.
Fun Alynsa Fact: The only reason I knew Stonard existed was because of TBC. I only learned the flight path on my way to play in TBC.
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My dude I don’t thing there is any Horde city important enough that would make players feel the loss. Not even Orgrimmar.
The last thing to happen to Stonard was that it was attacked by the Alliance in Cataclysm. It’s the biggest example of the Alliance being dumb at that point in time because the place is attacked without the intent of stopping the threat. You go there and kill a handful of guards, then the commander Joanna Blueheart goes, “Okay we sent our message, time to leave! We’re not going to destroy the place because we’re going to prove that we’re better than them.” This is when the Alliance and Horde are at war, and you just let this place be so that it can be repopulated.
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Honestly, this would be the smartest thing an Alliance commander has ever done during the Cata-MoP era. If they blew up Stonard, the rest of the Horde might remember it existed and be upset that we had a whole base that nobody told us about.
Then we’d build something triple the size and covered in so many spikes, you’d think it was a porcupine, all so we’d have a new place to stop at between committing war crimes.
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Meanwhile over in Western plaguelands the Alliance loses the flight point in Andorhal once you finish the zones main questline.
Can’t wait to see you know who try and explain how that is not an example of horde bias 
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That is not an example of Horde bias, because Andorhal belongs to Lordaeron and the Forsaken are Lordaeron and all lands are troll lands and trolls are Horde so all lands are Horde lands and Lordaeron lands. Bring back Gallywix and the true Horde.
I do it right?
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Sounds about incoherent as his usual posts. So yes, but you forgot about being a horde super fan, but also calling the entire horde traitors and worthless and they all need to die while wanting to bring back the legion controlled warcraft 2 horde
That’s the important part 
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Thrall is a traitor who let the Alliance live when he should have killed the Alliance for stealing Horde lands and this is why we need Gul’dan back to be warchief of the Horde and the orcs and the pandaren. Worthless trolls deserve to die like the Alliance dogs they are.
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Hugs This is why we love you. 
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I hope Thrall and Jaina shows up in War Within. They were completely miss but mostly Jaina in Dragonflight. Thrall was completely fine of showing up alot now in days.
Jaina got more then enough attention between MoP and Bfa. Like no other character showed up this much not even Thrall or Varian. Give her a rest. Not to forget her OPness made the entire war pointless. What doe we need armeis for when such magic exists?
She was in Shadowlands and in Dragonflight.
She should’ve been part of the Blue Dragonflight part of the story since she’s closer to Kalecgos than any other human mage.
We will be seeing Jaina, the Aspects, Baine, Tyrande and Shandris and many others who heard the voices in The War Within, and the World Soul Saga as a whole.