We acknowledge all six Helf NPCs.
You Horde players hop between “GARROSH DID NOTHING WRONG” and “GARROSH WAS NEVER THE HORDE” despite him being your warchief so often I get weary of keeping track.
So no warchief was ever part of the Horde?
Also: “Booted”
Garrosh booted YOU out, and Sylvanas left of her own will, both of which ordered you schmucks around the entire time up until they decided you weren’t useful.
Like I get it, being a Horde player requires an inflated ego, but come on, you’re all whipped by your warchief.
Then why does the Alliance have more High Elves than the Horde? Did you forget the Blood Elves are near extinction because they were the survivors of a mass genocide event?
That’s because different people have different opinions and there is more than one person in the Horde, unlike the Alliance.
Part of the Horde and being THE HORDE are different things.
We were not booted out. How you forget the second part to that story with the rebellion lead by Vol’jin.
Like a fart in the wind after outing herself and murdering one of our leaders. No one wants her back.
What you all don’t get is that we don’t listen to our Warchief which is how we end up changing them up all the time.
The Helves and Velves you have were splinter groups of the Helves Belves were. So they were the smaller numbers. Maybe read up on what really happened.
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I haven’t heard floozies in so long… and it’s always here…
I take it if a friend and I are levelling alts of different races.
Dadgar made it neutral again.
Blizzard has confirmed blood elves = high elves and there are 10 times more blood elves than high elves. So Horde has more horde alligned high elves than alliance has alliance alligned high elves.
The alliance does not in any lore have more thallasians since TBC.
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lmao i can quote the actual canonical lore of modern ‘high elves’ right here for you
Other high elf remnants have chosen to rejoin the Alliance in recent years, arriving to a cold reception.[2] Modern high elves are a rare sight, and are commonly mistaken for blood elves.[15][16] In consequence, there are very few high elves left on Azeroth today. High elves did not gather in any significant numbers and are a very small group of individuals.[2]
would you like the dev statements always reflecting this?
because there is no source for actual numbers but everything implies the alliance high elves do not even have a quantifiable existence. and when you look at the game and acknowledge the devs, void elves already have more presence. they were active in the fourth war. enough numbers to sacrifice some even and leading assaults on zuldazar. as well as being able to bolster their number from any elf that seeks them out lmao
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You were literally booted and THEN led a rebellion.
kekw.
Actually, the High Elves on the Alliance are the originals, the Blood Elves are the splinter group, while the Void Elves are a splinter group of the Blood elves. Meanwhile the High Elves are ACTUALLY a splinter group of the Night Elves, who are really just a splinter group of the Trolls. Maybe read up on what really happened.
Dadgar voted to ALLOW the Horde in, not to change the allegiance, and then he pissed off. Far as I’m concerned, Dalaran is Alliance only territory now that the legion is gone and Dadgar isn’t coming back to retcon more lore.
Source?
Or is this just coming from your imagination? The Blood Elves are literally the survivors of a mass extinction event, AND are a splinter group of the Blood Elves taken by Kael’Thas, there logically shouldn’t even be enough of you to run a city at this point.
Work Cited: Crack Pipe.
The Horde does not in any lore have more Thallasians since TBC either???
So a splinter group of trolls had enough nobles to make their own splinter group of Highborne that then splintered into the High Elves that then splintered between Neutral and Alliance factioned and then that group of neutral players got killed off by the scourge wiping out their entire city and those that survived splintered off into the withered and those that followed Kael’Thas, and then a splinter group of those that followed Kael’Thas joined the Horde, and are in somehow greater numbers than those that live in Dalaran and literally anywhere else and were therefore not Blood Elves who joined the Horde.
Then you’re telling me those post genocide Blood Elves have a MASSIVE splinter group of Void Elves that somehow outnumber the original High Elves that weren’t in Quel’Thalas to get murdered, and that THOSE VOID ELVES have a bigger presence than the High Elves in Dalaran and the alliance?
Dev statements mean nothing, they’re just pandering to the Horde and break the lore constantly in order to squeeze out more profits.
If you expect me to believe the logic that there are more Blood Elves than High Elves, let alone more Void Elves than High Elves, you must be high.
Honestly between, Dalaran, Stormwind, Outland, and the Exiles, there’s probably at least a couple thousand. But then again, numbers don’t really matter, if they did most races wouldn’t be playable
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Funny how the whole time I was still in the Horde.
One is referring to players, the other in game story. Figure it out.
This isn’t how any of the story goes. Helves renamed themselves. And were the Helves. A small group stayed behind and Anasterian and most Helves left the Alliance after the second war. There are actual sources for this.
Maybe you’d like to produce the sources for your fanon?
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Lol, the actual people that make this game don’t matter. Only Alliance fanon matters! 
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there is no equivalency between the horde high elves and their dalaran counterparts let alone a couple individuals in the alliance who constantly get mistaken for blood elves everywhere they go
the void elves are actually out there fighting for the alliance. just play the game. idk what to tell you but im not high
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Blizzard original source said that 90% of high elves were wiped out by the scourge. 9% renamed themselves to blood elves. The remaining 1% still call themselves high elves. This is canon whether you like it or not.
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Wait, are you telling me that not all the playable pandaren fit in one balloon basket?
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Well, how big of a basket are we talking here?
I’m gonna be honest I can’t remember the last time I saw two Pandarens in the same instance
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Maybe read the lore instead of the fanfiction on the forums constantly.
The High Elves in the Alliance are literally the original greater group that the Blood Elves splintered off from after the sunwell destruction incident.
You guna tell me Shadowlands story was always canon and wasn’t an insane retcon?
It’s funny how you guys pull numbers out your bum then demand I provide sources.
Do you read the Lore you claim to site?
Yes and: Arthas, Illidan, Sylvanas, The Dreadlords, Kil’jaeden, Kael’thas, Titans, Old Gods, Elune, etc. were all pawns of the Jailor.
Also ICC is a mana drill boring for Azerite that Bolvar, Arthas, Ner’zhul, Kil’jaiden, etc. knew nothing about.
Retcons made by the devs are crack pipe fantasies and I refuse to acknowledge any of it was “originally” canon and not last ditch efforts to appease people.
Blood Elves are going extinct.
“99% of high elves were in Quel’thelas during the Scourge invasion” With even a tiny bit of math using the remaining population as a basis, I’m quite sure we would find that the Original Population of the High Elves from this would easily outnumber the amount of space there is on the map of Azeroth.
99% of any population is not in one tiny city.
Source?
Literally in all/every lore that has ever been released. Even the void elves didn’t show a dent. Look I wanna be in silvermoon city but don’t state lies.
What lore said that void elves are high in population?
Devs are word of god until contradicted by other devs or in game lore made after the statement. The newest statement is always factual. Bias or not it doesn’t make it any less true. Facts are facts.
Really can’t tell you if there are more void elves than high elves but there is 100% more blood elves than high elves.
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Hilarious coming from you.
Most of those High Elves left the Alliance and became Belves.
Not liking lore doesn’t mean it didn’t happen. Until they write it out, it’s canon. You can’t just make up stuff because you hate dealing with the reality of it.
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dude, straight from development
THERES A COUPLE BUT THEY ARENT OUT THERE LIKE THE VOID ELVES
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They don’t matter lol. No official sources matter. 
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Wow the Blood Elf is telling me about lore and fanfiction, hilarious.
Source?
Also I found your source on “90% of elves died and then 90% of the survivors renamed themselves Blood Elves”
"The original article, formerly located at http://www.worldofwarcraft.com/info/encyclopedia/index.xml, did not survive the overhaul of the World of Warcraft Official Website. "
Wow it almost, sounds like, it’s not canon anymore considering it was explicitly removed?
I wonder why that could be? Maybe because it’s hilariously stupid?
You literally think only 1% of the entire High Elf population EVER left Quel’thalas?
Yes, you should go write for a fanfiction site.
Go play WC II and follow up with III
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