Bloodelves arent really anxious to join the Alliance. They were slaughtered by a human commander b/c he hated elves. They joined the horde. When they tried to rejoin the Alliance they were slaughtered in Dalaran by Jaina b/c she thought they had something to do with Theramore Isle destruction whish they didnt. Most of the Horde wasnt even around when Teldrassil was burned. The Tauren were sent to Silithus on purpose along with anyone other Horde who was a druid or shaman b/c they would not let her burn a world tree. Also Saurfang wasnt present until after it happened and he was pissed about it.

It would be an awesome change, looking forward to it already! 👀 Love your videos btw, please keep up the good work! 😄

This time I'm a bit disappointed in your lack of knowledge regarding the lore of the blood elves Doron. Firstly [Blood Elves technically don't exist anymore] - wrong, high elves technically don't exist anymore. Of all the high elves surviving the scourge's attack on Quel'Thalas, only ~10% - TEN PERCENT AT MOST - stayed "high elves". The rest of them lead by Kael'thas dubbed itself Blood Elves. Of those 10% high elves - unlike the Blood Elves - most succumbed to the mana hunger after the Sunwell got corrupted, culling their numbers even more. So no sir, a truer statement would be "technically there are no more high elves, only blood elves remaining". Secondly [Historically Blood Elves, aka High Elves (aka Nearly-extinct Elves as said before), had been a part of the Alliance A LOT longer then they had been a part of the Horde] - wrong again. The High Elves, out of convenience, worked together with the "young" humans in culling the forest trolls. After that and Dalaran aside, they mostly kept strictly to themselves and didn't interact with them before the Old Horde turned to burning Quel'Thalas. After THAT, they joined the NEWLY formed Alliance but were the first to leave it again after the second war had been settled. Kael'thas rejoined the Alliance (as the Blood Elves btw) after Arthas had his way with them, just to witness his people getting used as cannon fodder by said "Alliance" and it's commander Garithos - which still counts because the Blood Elves still remember it fondly as the Alliances doing because they let it happen. So the Elves left the Alliance again, joined the Horde roughly ~5 years later and are still part of it since BC so around ~15 years now? Meanwhile the founding of the Alliance to the Elves leaving them spans around 8 years at most. Conclusion: The High/Blood Elves are now longer part of the Horde then they were Alliance. Lastly [The Blood Elves decided to join the Horde sorta out of an accident] - which one specific political situation? You mean the one in which the Blood Elves found the Alliance spying on them through Darnassian and Dwarfen spies? In showing how low their trust in their once-allied "friends" went? Weren't they slaughtered yet again - by Jaina this time - when they contemplated rejoining the Alliance during Pandaria due to Garrosh? Those are not mere nitpickings man. The Blood Elves have justified reasons to not be that close to the Alliance anymore. People not that knowledgeable in the lore so far and trusting your words would get a faulted image through this. That's why I'm disappointed.

@@Nuin. I agree 100%! And you forgot to mention the purging of Dalaran. An ethnical genocide not long after arthas killed 90% of them? Yeah, I’m sure they haven’t forgotten about that. Sylvanas is paying for her crimes, where is the proudmoore bi***’s punishment? Not to mention the unlawful murder of King Rastakhan, and she wants peace? Her head should be on display atop the Dazar’alor pyramid. I won’t accept peace while she lives

playing a Fel Lock would be pretty sweet 🙂

Which is stupid since she accepted the presence of the High Elves of the Alliance and literally accepted the Highborn back in NE society.

@@efaristi9737 that’s why she deserved her tree burned in BFA :^)

@@efaristi9737 not as stupid. The high elves of the alliance are descendants of highborn who rebelled against the legion. The nightborne were quite literally the same people who chose to turn their backs on the night elven resistance during the war of the ancients. not descendents, the actual same people from the war of the ancients. Its much easier to embrace a newer generation of people than believe someone has changed for the better

@@AdmiralButtercrust94 It's 10 000 years later and Thalyssra just organised a resistance against the nobility that made a pact with the Legion. How interesting are Nightborne militarily and logistically speaking ? I mean, they're not a kingdom, just a city and they have just got out of a civil war that teared their people apart. I can't imagine they have the numbers and powers to be actually useful in BFA.

We're talking about the same Night Elf racial leader who "appreciates" welcoming the Highborne, who too were responsible for summoning the Legion. Blizzard did this because they wanted the Horde to have their own "Night Elves." While I advocate that they should have given us the freedom to choose to switch sides from the start of WoW, making races such as elves neutral so very late in the game is very half-assed on their part because they've already drawn a fine line and made a very Red vs. Blue mentality, thereby deciding that there was no going back.

Thank you!

The high elves are also effected by the scourge and the fall of dalaran

⁠@@Commander_Pandashanthe elves that still claim “quel’dorei” didn’t want to switch to “sin”Dorei” because they still think think they are a noble birth. To Be honest though. The elves including the night elves shouldn’t joined either factions from the jump.they should’ve formed a faction of their own. They can still Have dealings with both horde and alliance but try not to interfere with their wars. About time the shal’dorei came about they would’ve joined the elven faction.

Maybe if they become neutral, Who join the alliance will be High elf, and who stay in horde will be considered Blood Elf, like the pandaren faction distinction

I like too see them back on the Alliance *High Elves* , be kool if the Horde got Ogres , be a kool little tribute to Warcraft 1 ,2 ,3 ..

So everyone in a single group thinks the same way?

I don’t think there is a Blood Elf on Azeroth who would join the Alliance after the purging of Dalaran

@@VictorBackxvoid elves say “hy”.

@@davidcosta2244night elves literally lost all they had, and considering that Sylvanas and the Horde put their race into endangered species list i doubt there any elves left with any kindness towards the Horde.

@@VictorBackx you mean the "purge" where only the ones that actively decided to fight back where killed?

I love the ambient noise there

Unfortunately most changes in the old world nowday are not revamp, but devamp. Silvermoon will be no different.

Honestly the factions making amends with each other and finally giving genuine apologies I think isn't really as far fetched as you may think it is

Why people apply different standards to the fictional worlds just because they are fictional races? People IRL forgive each other all the time, and by people I meant COUNTRIES/KINGDOMS etc. Germany & Japan were suddenly cool with the US after WW2 People /=/ political leaders. Tyrande's problems with Sylvanas cannot apply to the entirety of Horde's population. That simply doesn't make sense IRL, but people often treat fictional races as homogenous entities.

@@caffemocca8855 it wasn't only Sylvannus that burned the tree. Germany & Japan like many other nations depended on the USA to rebuild after WWII. What are the Horde doing to rebuild Teldrassil? Malfurion couldn't forgive his own brother FFS. You think Nelves are going to let genocide go?

Don’t forget about the purging of Dalaran back in mists. The proudmoore bi*** has as much blood in her hands as Sylvanas, if she gets to just hang around Silvermoon after that I will be pissed

@@caffemocca8855Germany and Japan were utterly defeated though, occupied and put through massive re-education, Germany more so though. None of that happened to the Horde.

Yes! THIS. It is purely a political categorisation, akin to 'Lordaeron Human' vs 'Alterac Human'. They are just different cultures/factions of the same race. A 'Thalassian Elf' loyal to Quel'Thalas and Silvermoon is a Blood Elf, irrespective of eye colour.

said that from day one after playing WC3

It's weird we still only have two factions :/

Undead should've been their own faction too, IMO.

@@NostraDavid2 yeah, we need true evil faction. Orcs now too hipsters these days.

Def retirn if this happens but im pretty sure allys and hords will cease to exist 😂

yes but silvermoon will rejoin the alliance.

​@@patrikzotaj4528Fuck the alliance

@@patrikzotaj4528 Nah.

oh yes.

I feel like there’s almost certainly going to be a few quests where Alliance players have to head into Silvermoon, but the absolute limit of what I’d be okay with for Neutral Silvermoon is part of the ruined western half being reclaimed and used as a staging ground. The bulk of the city should be a Horde city, and I’d prefer the Exodar to finally get fixed up, and moved over to that general area for use as the Alliance hub.

it flat out shouldn't happen it wouldn't make sense for any night elf to be cool with the horde, but they gonna force it through anyways because the writers at blizzard are hacks and have never known how to write a story or characters.

​@@Stone_Stronghold Agreed. I've played on and off since the beta, stopped playing retail about midway through Shadowlands 9.0 and WoW altogether about a month after. The worst part is, I actually want to go back and play my Demon Hunter! Not for progression, just to chill in the world, do my own thing and remember all the fun I had in Legion or Cata (because I enjoyed Cata). But every time I think about coming back I remember how Blizzard have thoroughly butchered these characters I used to love. Sylvanas, Tyrande, Uther, Kael'Thas, Malfurion, Jaina - Good lord, AZSHARA AND Nazjatar! Azshara deserved her own EXPANSION, she and her highborne-turn-naga are responsible for the Sundering and War of the Ancients! How long does Blizzard intend to keep on bastardising their own lore? Look at the Lich King! Iconic villain! Neh'zul the orc shaman transformed into a Lich by Kel'Jaeden to harbour the Legion's invasion, later merging with Arthas after turning traitor and rebelling. Then his crown becomes a terrible burden that Bolvar had to sacrifice himself to keep contained. I LOVED that story and its conclusion. Then Shadowlands ruined it, claiming Oh no, it was actually the Natherizm who made him - despite Kel'Jaeden specifically describing him as 'MY CREATION the Lich King' . And actually, the Natherizm were in league with the Jailer (*sarcasm* who was totally there the whole time, not making this up! We pinkie promise!). And the Lich King was actually the Jailer's weapon, despite the fact EVERYTHING beforehand stated the Lich King was a weapon of the Legion gone rogue. And now the Night Elves, who have recently suffered an attempted genocide and the burning of Teldrassil (still occupied by a vast majority of their people when it went up) by the Horde, are expected to share their new city with the very faction that instigated that genocide? Sure, Sylvanas was deposed by that's no excuse! Someone needs to fire the writers at Blizzard. They really do. Its a super duper pipe dream, and I know classic is up to Wrath (possibly Cata soon?) again, but I wish they would completely decanonise a huge swathe of retail and start over with blank canvas on Classic. Sorry. This got ranty. I'm just... hung up because Warcraft was so great, and that's not rose tinted goggles speaking. The lore was a fantastic playground so many years ago and could've gone in so many different directions, but its been squandered over and over.

The Blood Elves also have quite the beef with the alliance, or has everyone forgotten about the purging of Dalaran? All elves have looong memories

Me too, if they do a void corrupted version of the city I will be pissed

If they will become neutral they need to have constructs from each 3 "Queldorei" races, Void, High, and Blood

@@BrunoOLucidowhy should the alliance have more stuff than the horde on a horde city? That makes bo sense

@@VictorBackx Because the elves are more of an alliance race anyways. Alliance has 2/3 windrunner sisters, 2/3 of the high elven elves. Quel'dorei, Ren'dorei. With horde only having sin'dorei. I mean Horde doesn't even have sylvanas anymore. Alliance has all the available windrunner sisters with one leading the charge in two upcoming expansions. So how is silvermoon a horde city really anymore?

I would love that

There is such an option if you don't mind being stuck on the Wandering Isle.

Probably not going to happen the faction imbalance would be insane.

United Elves, Worgen, Tauren & Draenei might work.

@@spindoggytheexplorer2915I hear two-faction systems are generally _more_ balanced than two faction ones; the question with that is how would they even do that, especially with the way the legacy starting zones for Demon Hunter, Pandaren, Dracthyr, and Death Knights work. They’d also have a lot of problems getting people to _play_ the new faction, and would have to add a dozen new three-way battlegrounds, another dozen variants of existing two-faction battlegrounds, and make adjustments to a *lot* of dungeons and raids that paid attention to the raid party’s faction. A third faction could theoretically _improve_ faction balance, but it’d be an absolute nightmare to implement.

​@@AzureGreatheartno need to get 3 way BGs. BGs would still be 2 factions randomized Or maybe just don't even make factions in BGs. Just random people playing against each other across all realms. Lorewise all the BGs are outdated anyway

@@spindoggytheexplorer2915 you saying its not already go look at the faction stats for each server very few have a perfect balance thats why cross server became a thing

I absolutely gate the night elves, but I wholeheartedly agree. I understand they want to end the faction conflict, but how are we supposed to forgive some of the actions of the opposite faction? Sylvanas is gone, but I don’t see the nelves being that forgiving. Also, has everyone forgotten about the purging of Dalaran? That was outright genocide against a race that bad already lost 90% of their population to another genocide! And the unlawful killing of King Rastakhan? The Proudmoore bi*** has as much blood in her hands as Sylvanas did, and now we are supposed to cheer for her just because she wants peace now? Hypocrisy is what I call that

whole game has gone to the dogs, it sucks - hence why im back playing a private server of Vanilla

@@Gunshow0 why not play classic?

​@@VictorBackx TurtleWoW adds new content, and it's free.

you mean like how the night elves killed humans and orcs when they were allied together all because they were present in ashenvale?

yes they should have rejoined the alliance instead and they will be forgiven.

Don’t forget the purging of Dalaran. An ethnical genocide not long after arthas wiped out 90% of their population? Yeah, I doubt they have forgotten about the proudmoore bi***’s sins against them…

They have no reason to change their name back. The whole point of it is to remember their fallen kin and the loss they suffered from the scourge. Just like the highbornes changed their name to Quel'dorei back after separating themselves from Night Elves.

Okay, I’m mostly in favor of the Alliance and Horde not really liking each other that much, but being able to get reputation with some of the other faction’s races sounds *really* interesting, especially if it lowers the reputation of the counterpart from your faction.

THIS. This is what I have in mind. A lot of people complain about "identities" but I support RACIAL identities more than faction's Factions can still exist but some races actually don't make sense to stay in the their factions anyway

I’m pretty into this idea, it could open the door for a lot of interesting RP situations and also be a good compromise for people angry about phasing out of Horde/Alliance constantly being at war.

@@AzureGreatheart And there was something like this in the original Everquest, iirc (haven't played in 10-15 years)

humans should be saying the same about the night elves tbh especially after they had established peace with the horde in warcraft 3

I play on a private server (Warmane) and being able to play with horde on older dungeons is dope AF. Can't trade with them, which sometimes sucks if the tank is shittily geared, but that's generally fine.

I wish we could have played a Cenarion faction with Night Elves, Worgen, Tauren, and Trolls. It sucks to play a Night Elf in a light based faction that, as you said, did JACK SHIT for them.

Difficult to protect something when you're spread thin in multiple combat zones

Embrace the forsaken. Go ahead. Whimsical forgive and forget.

@@IVPixel If it was only a few military outposts I'd agree with you, however, this was the Night Elve's home, where the great majority were civilians. The horde had encroached on Night Elf territory for years from Ashenvale through Darkshore, yet not a single alliance finger lifted. Now everybody, horde included, wants credit for Amirdrassil. F^ck the "alliance" and the horde! We'll do our own thing. When Illidan comes back we're Illidari.

You are taking this way too personal lol.

WoW and Warhammer don't have the same tone. There is place for compromise, reason and peace in Warcraft. There is none in Warhammer. Warcraft is not a grimdark universe. They can work differently. Really ? I thought Destiny 2 was doing good.

@@efaristi9737 you are correct they do have a different tone, but they are very similar in nature. I'm not saying blizz should turn warcraft into warhammer 40k but what i am saying is that you have to have actual controversial tragic events and meaningful conflict to have that level of compromise, but compromise can not be the "end game" when there is no war.

@@archonwut1624 that's why it would have been useful to kept the Burning Legion around. I guess the Void Lords will have to play the role of third antagonistic party.

@@efaristi9737I kind of agree, but the factions not really liking each other, yet still being willing to cooperate if something threatens them both, creates a pretty interesting dynamic. I honestly think it’s more interesting that factions that strongly dislike each other end up being mostly at peace most of the time, and making them more friendly with each other as a whole (individual characters from each faction being on good terms with each other doesn’t count for this) throws that out the window.

TBH I'm not sure how Warcraft 3 plays into what yo'ure saying. WC3 is all about reconciliation and working together (and when it isn't it's about the perils of being blinded by vengeance and old hatreds), to the point that when WoW initially came out I found the Alliance/Horde thing pretty arbitrary. While it was strong in Warcraft 1 and 2, I think having the Alliance/Horde concept was always kind of weak in WoW itself due to WC3 and the storytelling has borne this out. Even the PvP stuff has always been kind... strained? Like Warsong Gulch is a pretty weak border dispute over... lumber mills in Ashenvale? I guess? The more interesting stories of conflict in WoW have almost always been intra-faction or due to other stuff. Things like the Death Knights getting spit on and starting with lower faction rep when joining the Horde/Alliance after their intro quests. The problem is most of the interesting things they could do are not easy within the design of the game. Like after the Burning of Teldrassil (hell, after Wrathgate even if it was an internal coup by Varimathras) it would have been entirely reasonable to have a Horde civil war with the Forsaken being removed from the faction *entirely*, causing a large political shakeup, but the design of the game limits this. The logistics of executing such a concept require a large-scale redesign for everything from world PVP balance to quest design on the order of what Cataclysm did. Making everything one faction, in my opinion, actually long-term increases the scope for conflict, because it allows for players to witness more intra-faction strife between the various powers, without having this very arbitrary gameplay barrier making sure that the exact same races are always ultimately diametrically opposed regardless of what actually happens. It is still a "Cataclysm-scale change" like moving one race to another faction, but ultimately it allows them to tell more nuanced stories about the relationships and strife between various factions that you can't do when you're railroading exactly half of the factions to constantly be nominally at war with each other with no allowance for a change of political affiliation of one or more factions. It allows for one zone to have the local Gnomes and Humans at each others throats for some weird local political reason, while in another Orcs vs Humans turns out to be a hatred that dies hard even if *most* Orcs and Humans get along.

World of warcraft: The magazine Vol 2 there is a troll descendants tree where there is the NE

Of course there is evidence in the game. The Twin Empires is a book found in the game. Its also in the chronicles, the lore bible for warcraft.

And High Elves are still technically Night elves since they were originally Highbornes that chose to be exiled after Night Elves banned Arcane magic post Sundering.

Well void elves are corrupted by the void and have constant whispers that are slowly turning them mad.

Buy classic.

@@efaristi9737🤡

I miss the conflict too! I wish BfA had been more focused on the conflict and given more story time to the different races end how they perceive the conflict. The whole azshara and N’zoth thing should have been its own expansion

Pretty sure the Nightwell is slowly dying out.

@@AzureGreatheart you are right but I am sure their is still some chip crumbs at the bottom of it for little while lol

He’s also saying the Blood Elves should forgive the genocide caused by jaina. The purging of Dalaran happened not long ago to the lifespan of an elf, they won’t be forgiving her any time soon. Sylvanas is paying for her crimes, where is the proudmoore bi***’s punishment?

thats because dracthyr get no transmog besides belt and shoulders

@@moprophet_509 yeah, but I mean for their Visage, you can individually customize each and every facial feature, too

or alliance instead.

After the purging of Dalaran in mists and the human treachery in warcraft 3? As if. The Blood Elves have as much hatred for the alliance as the Night Elves have for the Horde. The alliance has f***ed them up every chance they got

no it was garithos' treachery not them because he is a racist and wants to get rid himself of all races trying to join the alliance and he was annoyed.

​@@patrikzotaj4528Garithos was however acting with the alliance Authority. Also reminder that for all those 6 or so years between Frozen Throne and TBC alliance did jack shit to mend the bridges instead sending of Night Elves to spy on Blood Elves and Sabotage whatever they deemed a risk. And yeah then there's purge of Dalaran where Jaina decided to imprison/kill every blood elf in the city as retribution for the act of selected few.

And that’s yet another reason for Blood Elves to not join the alliance. They f*** up the belves every time, while the Horde has always been kind and welcoming

@@VictorBackxGarrosh literally used them as cannon fodder so much they wanted to desert and Sylvanas treated them no better despite her being one of them before she became undead.

⁠​⁠​⁠@@MrVlad12340to be fair both garrosh and sylvanas gave 0 f***s to any race other than orcs (garrosh specifically) the belves were’t singled out. The rest of the horde always have been pretty chill with them, even the trolls

Not a minority. You guys are the minority.

The high elves have been allied with the humans multiple times what you're referring to is when they finally joined the military of the alliance but they have had good relationships with all the human kingdoms even times where they've worked with them since the troll wars which is 1000s of years ago

Right? Night elves being friendly with the Horde is like lightforged draenei suddenly becoming warlocks.

@@Rianov_Vigil the high elves did almost go extinct because of the Alliance. Garithos wanted them gone and literally drove then to the Horde with being a racist.

@@evage99 same thing with Manari skin for Draenei. Yeah right because they forgot that the red Eredar are literally race traitors that wanted them all dead and now they just accept them. Meanwhile Horde still has no forest troll skin although the Revantusk tribe is part of the Horde since vanilla.

And we BE will not let alliance pigs anywhere near our beloved city

NE and the alliance had common interest at least partly in response to the Horde's continued presence in Ashenvale. what doesnt make sense is the new path after the burning of teldrassil it should ripp the entire NE society & alliance apart

@@Xamufam Yeah, but I feel like its a stupid justification Blizzard made tbh. After their victory at Mount Hijal the Orcs and Night Elfs should of had at least a trading relationship. And if they really needed resources Mulgore is right their to farm.

I refuse to allow humans on my Horde

@@VictorBackxyour warchief literally allowed humans in when she allowed kultiran pirates in.

Would be really strange to had humans and orcs in each other faction, aside from them the other are argueble

or alliance.

Really? The Horde has been nothing but kind and welcoming towards the Blood Elves, while the alliance has stabbed them in the back every chance they got. You say you love the Sin’dorei but you seem to have forgotten about the genocide by the hands of the proudmoore bi***. The Horde is where the Blood Elves belong, I don’t care about aesthetic differences, the alliance has never been healthy to the Sin’dorei.

don't forget it was garithos who did this not alliance.

@@patrikzotaj4528 garithos was an alliance official, his deeds were the deeds of the alliance

@@VictorBackx True but Garithos was just a pompous freak that had control after the Alliance of Lordaeron was at it's weakest. We dont know exactly how high was he in the hierarchy. Dont forget Varian was negotiating with the Sin'dorei right before Jaina went crazy in Dalaran. None of the High Elves seemed to have a problem that their own people were murdered by the Alliance - of which they are part of. Dont even get me started on the idea of separating High and Blood Elves... such a lost potential, hope fore the best in Midnight. Garosh did the same to the Darkspear trolls. They are still in the horde. And even so... the Horde and the Amani did so much more damage to the Quel dorei during the second war. And I am sorry but just the fact that they did this because the horde didn't have a "beautiful" race, cmon, sacrifice something else. They never felt right in the horde. But it's just my opinion.

They did, but then jaina went crazy and did a while genocide agains them, I’m sure they haven’t forgotten about that… an ethnic cleansing not long after they lost 90% of their population to arthas? Yeah, they havo no love for the alliance

To the last point... Wanted. And mostly because Garrosh was the orc supremacist treating non orcs as trash. (Well except goblins due to them building his war machines). After the Purge and Ousting of Garrosh the bonds between Horde and Blood Elves only grew stronger. They're pretty considering themselves a strong part of it. The last time it was ever mentioned was during the Nightborne ally race unlock quest where Lor'themar effectively cuts off Alleria when she brings up that Alliance would welcome them back.

Yes but in fact all elvish factions are affiliated to night elves (if whisperwind wasn't that narrow minded, all elves (except nagas) would be under the nigh elves). And between talyssra and lorthemar it wasn't a political marriage so it does not bound more their cities.

I wish it would, it’d be cool if there was a big ass portal that connects the two cities, like the dark portal but less evil

Nice too see somebody who has no fucking idea about anything.

@@IVPixel He is correct, Highbourne (upper kaldorei) were the first elves, which split into subfactions depending on other energy sources. After Azshara sacrificed the well of eternity the Highelves used the sunwell and the nightborne used the nightwell which transformed them into subraces of the highborne elves. The Nightelves didn't change because they were never addicted to arcane magic.

or they will join the alliance as a family.

@@patrikzotaj4528 haha lol there was a reason they left the alliance

@@patrikzotaj4528 Won't happen. It's not possible engine-wise. Playable races are either alliance or horde, and making every blood elf player character alliance "over night" would result in some nasty shit happening right after logging in the first time after the patch. Examples be your characters not being able to use any horde-specific equipment anymore (tabards, old pvp sets and so on), not being able to buy or use faction-specific mounts anymore, AND most importantly going to be executed on the spot if you're THAT stupid guy forgetting to NOT log out in OG or any other horde city out of habit before patch hits. Yeah man....nah. Won't happen, regardless of how many times you post your wish under a comment here. Give it up.

@@Nuin.it’s fully possible and it was possible back in the old engine. So that’s not the reason. All the other reasons you mentioned are non-issues. I ran a factionless pserver for awhile and it was possible with a team of teenagers working on it. The reason blizzard won’t do this is because it’s dumb. The only reason I did it was it was the only way to make every race able to pick any class back then. But it was dumb to do and it would have been easier to just not do that. But I wanted to make a Draenei warlock lol.

@@LiliumCruorem As you say, factionless. The only reasonable way would be to get rid of both factions. Of course they could just flag every Blood Elf Alliance, the fallout however would be pretty huge and to much a hassle to actually do it. It would also make other aspects in the game completely obsolete, choosing your faction as a Pandaren being one

Nah. Boring

The horde alliance conflict has run its course it does nothing to further the story anymore and battlegrounds can be changed to a competition of the best warriors world pvp becomes the same competition between gladiators and I’d like to see an item i would call marks of the gladiator for world pvp that reward mounts and. Cosmetics or PvP gear

A cosmos divided will not survive what is to come amiright

will void lords return.

Or more like show them selves I think they’ve always been here! But tbh they may not be the true evil incarnate we think, the void always wants to bend to disorder in disorder is free will maybe xalatath dislikes the old gods because they went rogue? Or were they simply trying to awaken Azeroth and the titans desperately try to keep her asleep? What if she is not the last titan but Aman’Thul is, in his mad quest for supreme order he must keep Azeroth asleep because she is more powerful than him and is a threat to his order through control!

I’m interested in *how* they’d do that. Blood Elves are basically the same thing lorewise, so they’d have to give High Elves something to differentiate themselves. Note that I’m not against this happening; I thought they should’ve done this back in BfA, and I’d probably roll a High Elf for a Survival or Beast Mastery Hunter.

@@AzureGreatheart Just make them look like Alleria and the WC2 High Elves.

@@BlueEyesWhiteViera I meant in terms of racial traits. There probably should be some High Elf exclusive customization options, but the bigger problem is how to give them distinct racial traits.

or alliance.

@@patrikzotaj4528 after everything that happened why would a blood elf even consider joining the alliance ???

The purging of Dalaran is enough reason for the Blood Elves to never wanna join the Alliance. Sylvanas is paying for her crimes, where is the proudmoore bi***’s punishment? She wants peace? I want her head on display atop the Dazar’alor pyramid

yes it eas garithos' fault.