Time to make the L of Lordearon an Alliance symbol again

And what exactly would the Horde do about it? Again, unless it wants another war I doubt it would particularly care one way or the other if the symbol was used again, especially considering it would be used by living Lordearon citizens.

Side note, the Alliance also happens to have Terenas’ crown.

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His face definitely needs another round of polygon editing

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What we always do.

Criminal-free war crimes.

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Nobody cares about that dead clown anymore. Sell that for 90c

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I mean if you want to lose another 3-4 factions leaders, try it and we can continue where BfA left off.

Except everyone who still remembered terenas as a good king/a reminder of better times.

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I don’t think Zerde has that much command amongst the authority and nobility of the Alliance. Anduin wants peace!

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I don’t care.

Blizzard has already destroyed the Hordes identity by handing over the leadership to traitors and cowards.

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If you haven’t notice Anduin is gone and likely wont be coming back until Turalyon does…something.

And Turaylon in particular has mentioned he is keen on taking back old Alliance bastion. Whatever that might mean.

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Checks the game title

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I don’t see much point in using the L of Lordaeron all that much. It’s the dead symbol of a land the Alliance hasn’t controlled in 2 decades. Sure we have Southshore, but 1 city isn’t exactly controlling the territory.

If we were going to go harder on incorporating any of the old 7 kingdom’s heraldry, it should probably be one of the ones actually part of the Alliance like Kul’Tiras, Gilneas, or Stromgarde.

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He’s no Chad Emperor Shaohao

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Something EVIL!

‘The golden one claims a vacant throne. The crown of light will bring only darkness.’ - Il’gynoth.

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The reason to use the L of Lordearon is because it was the birthplace of the Alliance.

also:

Yeah, the L is still a symbol of the humans.

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Or you know people should probably stop believing an Old God minion that clearly likes lying/telling half truths?

Or did you forget about how “The King of Diamonds has been made a pawn” was alot more innocuous than it seems.

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The Old Gods made the Humans what they are… what a total lack of respect
#oldgodsdidnothingwrong
#teamvoid
#nomorelight

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Yeah, true. Blizz writers just don’t have the flair to write compelling Lore, sadly.

Conjecture, hints, suspense and mystery are such backbones of great writing! But alas, Blizz just makes lies of themselves and fools of us for believing.

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That doesn’t really mean we need to stick to a symbol of a nation that hasn’t been in charge of the Alliance and we haven’t even controlled in 20 years.

It’s used by Blizzard but I think the lion that is also used is a better symbol for the Alliance.

The L makes little sense considering it refers to a nation we don’t control. If we’re gonna honour anybody who was involved in the creation of the Alliance it should probably be Anduin Lothar who spearheaded the efforts that would lead to its creation.

and he was known as the Lion of Stormwind.

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Except said nation is the reason the Alliance exist at all. If anything it would be to honor the memory of someone fallen/a reminder of what started the Alliance.

I am at best ambivalent on the lion symbol. It is just not as iconic as the L, hence why the L continues to be used by the Alliance.

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… Turalyon shoved his way through the crowd and knelt by the body of his hero as the warchief laughed and proclaimed victory. Doomhammer’s words - “I have conquered! And so shall all our foes die, until your world belongs to us!” - brought Turalyon to a revelation… …He had not understood how to reconcile the notion of the Light uniting all creatures, while beings as cruel and monstrous as the orcs walked the world, but Orgrim’s comment reminded him that the orcs were not of his world… …Now confident in his faith, Turalyon began to shine with a brilliant glow that forced onlookers to shield their eyes. Taking up Lothar’s shattered sword, Turalyon disarmed Doomhammer and struck him unconscious. Other orcs cowered from him as the light around him grew blinding, and the black rock on which he stood was blanched white by its power.

tldr: Cali isn’t naturally of Azeroth anymore, and Turalyon activated ultra-instinct 25 years before Goku.

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We can attribute its existence just as much to Lothar who held together the remnants of Stormwind’s people and is the one to actually convince Terenas and the other lords to start working on an alliance.

Hell the lion IS the symbol of the Alliance on the WoW page for the races. For some reason they’ve just randomly decided that the Humans of Stormwind use Lordaeron’s crest.

Which makes even less sense.

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