Please point out where they care about the Alliance story.
The last Alliance story we had they genocided the Night Elves and made our leader go off on his own over doing… nothing. That’s it. I could understand him going off on his own because, for instance, he killed one of his confidants or something, but no. All anduin did was stab Kyrestia and dominate Dausgene. He did nothing of consequence while dominated. But somehow he developed such severe PTSD he can’t stand to be around anyone except the woman who genocided his allies and help her with her atonement.
And just to point out the last topic you posted about this, that Akston so kindly quoted:
You realize the only lore characters Alliance have had that appeared in Dragonflight are Tyrande and Malfurion, and the story they had was literally Malfurion having to stay in the Shadowlands in place of Ysera, presumably permanently. (Yes, the devs said they will switch places occasionally, but for all intents and purposes, Malfurion is to be treated as dead, Tyrande is mourning him, as do other Night Elves.)
Which is essentially killing him off because he’s literally in the place where people go when they die.
Your logic makes zero sense. The victim complex you developed is astounding. They literally killed off an Alliance LEADER, whereas the Horde lost a minor character you haven’t heard of in 2-3 decades. They aren’t equal. Yet you somehow think the minor character is more important than an actual leader.
You might have a case if Baine or Mayla themselves had been the one to die, but it was a minor character. The Alliance literally lost a leader, the Horde lost a minor lore character. The Horde are not the ones down a leader this expansion - the Alliance are.