Except once again, your entire shitty argument falls apart the moment you look at the Forsaken. It only works when Looking at mindless undead.Yeah, no. Chronicles doesn't states that most Undeads except the Forsaken hate the living. It only states that most Undeads hate the livings and are killing helpless, innocent humans most of the time.
and bravo for once again lying and calling the humans they killed innocent. I just love your headcanon.
Arthas was never manipulated.Then she is a total Hypocrite for hating a whole race for one Prince who was manipulated turned undead by an Orc?
So, you say that it is cool to kill civilians and helpless refugees who just try to defend their land? Wow. That's your moral standpoint? Because you know, Hillsbrad was mostly human territory. All the Forsaken do is crying about how the Humans wants to steal their land, so why don't they stay out of human territories?
He was pretty much manipulated until he took Frostmourne. Far more than the Orcs.Arthas was never manipulated.
http://wow.gamepedia.com/High_Executor_Darthalia
Her Quests back in Classic could also be from some scourge commander, if you read the text.
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People attacking the Forsaken, harassing supply lines and shipping excess food and taxes to the Alliance is not "helpless"So, you say that it is cool to kill civilians and helpless refugees who just try to defend their land?
Except it was not, The Territory was contested with equal forces of Undead and humans, and then Gnolls, ogres, Bandits as well. Every time you bring up that shitty point and every time it is refuted. By your own godawful logic, redridge mountains and Northshire are both Horde Territory because Orcs live there.That's your moral standpoint? Because you know, Hillsbrad was mostly human territory.
Except it wasn't human territory. It was contested with both sides living there.All the Forsaken do is crying about how the Humans wants to steal their land, so why don't they stay out of human territories?
Except following through on vengeance isn't manipulation. Compared to the Orcs who had to be slowly lead along and tricked by their "ancestors" another heavily biased and shit argument on your point.He was pretty much manipulated until he took Frostmourne. Far more than the Orcs.
Which does not prove any points you made. Hillsbarad was still contested territory, and the Humans in Hillsbarad farms and southshore were both actively supporting the Alliance and attacking the Forsaken.Her Quests back in Classic could also be from some scourge commander, if you read the text.
Lol, have you forgotten what the Forsaken are/were? Former humans with houses in Hillsbrad, Arathi, Alterac etc. etc. who were forced against their will to be the undead. Why would they not have claim to their own damn houses? The Alliance needs to let them have what belongs to them. The very fact that the Forsaken are in the Horde proves its THE ALLIANCE who was harassing THEM in the first place, not the other way around.
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And then you know, there's the whole Scarlets. Further expounding the argument that the Forsaken are just hated and despised for something they didn't have control over.
10/10 for the comical attempt to shove the Forsaken and their killing of humans into the quote to fit your argument.Originally Posted by Chronicle
Oh seriously, her sisters did no better despite experiencing far less.Then she is a total Hypocrite for hating a whole race for one Prince who was manipulated turned undead by an Orc?
And Arthas is to blame for his own choices. Ner'zhul didn't manipulate him like a puppet, he suggested a path and Arthas followed it eagerly. Plus, that has little to do with hypocrisy, is just overreaction.
I'm not entirely sure, if you who would be the one offering the alternatives.World of Warcraft without Tirion, Malfurion and Thrall? Can only be better.
Just because she got over it doesn't change the fact that triggered genocidal tendencies after enduring emotional trauma is a Windrunner thing through and through.
I shown a quest where Sylvanas is shown to care for her people, to an extent at least. Since no other quest contradicted this notion, the idea that Sylvanas sees the Forsaken as nothing but tools is flawed.
Wait... I just read on WoWpedia that the Ebon Blade is going to asault Light's Hope Chapel and take Tirion's corpse from its burial site. How the fuck is that okay? Doesn't that make them full on bad guys?
Doesn't matter, they -attack- Light's Hope Chapel and desecrate a sacred burial ground. Besides, that's Sylvanas-style thinking. I thought the Ebon Blade was already under very close watch because of their previous "employment", how are they allowed to do this without anyone stepping in?
Cause everyone is on the Broken Isles or dead, also... the EB have never been better than Sylvanas, they have always been "questionable" individuals, i mean... they raise the Scarlet Crusade as mindless ghouls, and they are also creating more mindless ghouls to fight the Legion (so they don't even have the "free will" law that the forsaken have)
Dammit, i had that link open, wating for the perfect moment to post it!
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Well... what else they could do, they needed somewhere to stay, Garithos kicked them out as soon as they reclaimed Lordaeron, and Sylvanas was going to have nothing of that