I never said he was stupid. Nor did I say that the draenei would be easily deceived. All I'm saying is that I think if a sect of Eredar SHOWED that they wanted to redeem themselves, I think it's plausible that the draenei would give them a chance. Not turn their backs and put STAB ME HERE signs on, but allow them the chance to earn it. You're talking like it's one extreme or the other and the KJ is infallible.
And it's been 25,000 years since then. I'm not saying it's likely to happen, but certainly possible that a small number of them might end up wanting to repent. It's not an entirely unheard of idea, there's a Satyr in Cata for example that wants to redeem himself and ultimately succeeds and is cleansed by Elune. It is unlikely, but not impossible, that a sect of Eredar could have a change of heart and want to stand against the Legion.
I'm not saying it's likely. I'm not saying it would be an easy process for them or the draenei, I'm simply saying I think the idea could work in theory if blizz wanted to do it. Though I don't think they will ever add playable demons.
Just FYI, the Warlocks in Legion aren't allied with the Demons that follow them.
They've enslaved them.
Jagganoth's demon army follows them because they ripped his heart out and use its power to control them. The Eredar Twins follow because you forcefully enslave them with a Bloodstone, the reasoning of which you do so is to cure a member of the Council of the Black Harvest of a Doom curse that Mephistroth had them curse on her.
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The Netherlord and the Council of the Black Harvest aren't going after non-Legion people. Unlike the Death Knights. Who have no problem attacking Light's Hope Chapel in order to steal and resurrect Tirion's body.
Yeah if they're found out. KJ and Sargeras are powerful but not omnipotent. It wouldn't be easy but it's not impossible. I don't even think it's LIKELY to happen. But likely and possible are not the same thing.
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If any man'ari were to repent, they would have to earn it, not just show up and say 'we're sorry please forgive us.' But I could see the Draenei giving them a chance if they did show through sacrifice and action that they're sincere. That doesn't mean they'd be immediately embraced with open arms though and it wouldn't be an easy or likely occurrence.
Your imagination is a bit limited, it could go down a number of ways. I never said anything about them stealing a ship and quietly flying away. And oh yes, haha draenei suck at flying meme very clever. It's not like the Exodar was sabotaged by blood elves or anything, let's just all laugh at the draenei.
Yeah I'm not saying this would be used as a means of getting draenei warlocks, they'd have to abandon fel magic to actually repent. My only point is that I think the draenei would give some eredar a chance at redemption if they earned that chance and showed they were sincere about it, and abandoning fel magic would be one stop towards that. I'm not advocating for draenei warlocks this is just a hypothetical situation that I think could, but 99% sure never will, actually happen in the lore.
more like they rule them. The demons are all to happy to obey so theoy can sow more chaos and destruction and ofc feed off of magic. They are the antithesis of order, but they have no structure, which is why Sargeras recruits beings from the ordered universe, and loves turning arcane users to his cause, cos they bring focus and direct the chaotic energies less likely to be consumed by them since they are originally beings of order.
It's not like the demons are enslaved orcs, or enslaved humans who need to be free, they hate the ordered universe, want to fid off you, arcane energy and just spred chaos till everything is an utter mess.
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we know that Red, but that would never stop them from creating a new situation that would have some Eredar fight for us. in fact, they've already indirectly done that via the Illidari.
Some Eredar are working for Illidan against the Burning Legion.We don't know what their motives are, but if Illidan is making use of them, then it should give us pause for thought and create a way in which Eredar can be playable. They are warlocks, not demon hunters mostly, but tha'ts not to stop some of them being Assassin rogues like we see in the subtlety rogue artifact quest, or mages or priests like we see some of the Eredar mobs.. so already you have a range of classes.
No...they are enslaved. They flatout state as much in the Warlock campaign. Having Jagganoth's heart is what lets you enslave the army.more like they rule them. The demons are all to happy to obey so theoy can sow more chaos and destruction and ofc feed off of magic. They are the antithesis of order, but they have no structure, which is why Sargeras recruits beings from the ordered universe, and loves turning arcane users to his cause, cos they bring focus and direct the chaotic energies less likely to be consumed by them since they are originally beings of order.
It's not like the demons are enslaved orcs, or enslaved humans who need to be free, they hate the ordered universe, want to fid off you, arcane energy and just spred chaos till everything is an utter mess.
Having the Bloodstone is what lets you enslave the Eredar Twins.
Just because Demons inherently sew chaos and are basically evil doesn't mean you're not enslaving them.
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Maybe someday way down the line of the Legion is broken completely, but until then there is absolutely no chance. The Eredar Twins only aid the warlock player because they are enslaved, although it should be mentioned that they allow themselves to be enslaved quite willingly without much protest. In virtually all lore we've seen thus far, the bound demon is able to maintain its malice even if it can't maintain its free will.
It really depends. I could see the draenei accepting their tainted brethren again if they truly had nowhere else to go, because Broken are essentially just tainted eredar as well and, while not always kindly, draenei treat them with relative respect.
What? You have to go to great lengths to summon them and they talk about how much of a mistake it was to do so when they then immediately try to kill you.The Eredar Twins only aid the warlock player because they are enslaved, although it should be mentioned that they allow themselves to be enslaved quite willingly without much protest.
The fight itself isn't hard numbers-wise but they don't let you ENSLAVE them "without much protest."
"Grand Warlock Alythess says: Foolish Warlocks, summoning what you cannot control."
"Lady Sacrolash: You will meet your death by our hands!"
And then they proceed to try and kill you.
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Well, yes, or, as Blizzard put it in Chronicle, something to the effect of "places with significant fel influences." (Doesn't negate your point, though, so +1.)
Regardless, that doesn't refute the claim that Velen's relationship with his son is an exception to the rule, not the rule itself, and it wouldn't make much sense.