Teldrassil is burned before Lordaeron is attacked

[Aaronioslo]

New post on Wowhead

[princeofthawest]

Yeah, though I honestly believe that Forsaken or Sylvanas in particular has little to zero influence when it comes to that attack. There must be some kind of explanation for what Horde has apparently committed there. I suppose there was a rebellion against her methods of handling things, and it resulted into what we saw happen to that tree, of course with a little push of encouragement from the old gods and their servants.

[Cryptoriana]

Still probably not getting the full story. We will find out more when the book comes out

[Aaronioslo]

or maybe she is just evil

[RigidCannibal]

For those who don't go to WoWhead, what's the post say?

[Cryptoriana]

For those who don't go to WoWhead, what's the post say?

People who dont go to wowhead wont know lol

[Steampunkette]

The WoWhead post discusses the same things that have been discussed in the "Who strikes first" thread to death.

1) Sylvanas and the Horde aren't mentioned in the interview.
2) Based on the incredibly awkward sentence structure and the discussion of the cinematics he might just be talking about the order they were revealed in rather than canonical chronology.

[Aaronioslo]

The WoWhead post discusses the same things that have been discussed in the "Who strikes first" thread to death.

1) Sylvanas and the Horde aren't mentioned in the interview.
2) Based on the incredibly awkward sentence structure and the discussion of the cinematics he might just be talking about the order they were revealed in rather than canonical chronology.

or maybe you are in denial

[Cryptoriana]

or maybe you are in denial

Oh the Sylv is evil therefore she did it because i dun like her

Yawnnnn, heard this many times before.

[Aaronioslo]

Oh the Sylv is evil therefore she did it because i dun like her

Yawnnnn, heard this many times before.

set up is possible, but true, I hate her guts

[Nyel]

Why the hell should the Alliance attack Undercity?

Garrosh destroyed Theramore. Alliance stood by the side of the Horde and helped them fight Garrosh. They got nothing and asked for nothing after the destruction of Theramore. Sylvanas left the Broken Shore during battle and Varian got killed. The Alliance somehow accepted it and did not ask for compensation. Now Sylvanas is going to burn Teldrassil. Why the hell is she doing that? Excuse me but the Horde seems to be scum when she's following someone like Sylvanas after all the things the Alliance has accepted and not asked for revenge or reckoning.

[Hotsforyou]

Why the hell should the Alliance attack Undercity?

Garrosh destroyed Theramore. Alliance stood by the side of the Horde and helped them fight Garrosh. They got nothing and asked for nothing after the destruction of Theramore. Sylvanas left the Broken Shore during battle and Varian got killed. The Alliance somehow accepted it and did not ask for compensation. Now Sylvanas is going to burn Teldrassil. Why the hell is she doing that? Excuse me but the Horde seems to be scum when she's following someone like Sylvanas after all the things the Alliance has accepted and not asked for revenge or reckoning.

Have you seen the Horde Cinematic? The horde was overrun. It was leave, or die. They didn't just "abandon" the alliance.

[Steampunkette]

Why the hell should the Alliance attack Undercity?

Garrosh destroyed Theramore. Alliance stood by the side of the Horde and helped them fight Garrosh. They got nothing and asked for nothing after the destruction of Theramore. Sylvanas left the Broken Shore during battle and Varian got killed. The Alliance somehow accepted it and did not ask for compensation. Now Sylvanas is going to burn Teldrassil. Why the hell is she doing that? Excuse me but the Horde seems to be scum when she's following someone like Sylvanas after all the things the Alliance has accepted and not asked for revenge or reckoning.

Teldrassil will burn.

Nothing says Sylvie does it but an image that shows her at the scene of the crime and a leak.

I still think there's a shot at it being justified...

[Nyel]

Have you seen the Horde Cinematic? The horde was overrun. It was leave, or die. They didn't just "abandon" the alliance.

Even then there's still Theramore. They're cowards and scum (at least Sylvanas and her followers when they mindlessly acknowledge what she's planning to do), easy as it is. Nobody with honor would do all of this. Nobody.

[Ragnarocket]

2) Based on the incredibly awkward sentence structure and the discussion of the cinematics he might just be talking about the order they were revealed in rather than canonical chronology.

Oh thank god I'm not the only one who thought this was clunky as heck to piece through....

[Jastall]

Even then there's still Theramore. They're cowards and scum (at least Sylvanas and her followers when they mindlessly acknowledge what she's planning to do), easy as it is. Nobody with honor would do all of this. Nobody.

Don't make your city a military target if you don't want to see it get rekt.

[Aaronioslo]

Don't make your city a military target if you don't want to see it get rekt.

so when the terrorist bomb you, it's your fault

[Steampunkette]

Even then there's still Theramore. They're cowards and scum (at least Sylvanas and her followers when they mindlessly acknowledge what she's planning to do), easy as it is. Nobody with honor would do all of this. Nobody.

America did it.

Twice.

[Aaronioslo]

America did it.

Twice.

murica is not exactly overflowing with honor

[Jastall]

so when the terrorist bomb you, it's your fault

Would you rather a horde of screaming green aliens and cows rape and pillage everything instead so your feels are intact?

Varian and Jaina made Theramore a military target by using it as a base for (unprovoked at the time) aggression in the Barrens. The nuke may have been overkill, but the act of attacking Theramore was perfectly legitimate. There's no dishonor anymore than there's dishonor in the Alliance bringing superior war machines to bear on Lordaeron. Don't start a war if you don't like being punched back.