I think its time to go factionless. Your race does not determine your allies, your political views, (decisions you make) decide how you do deal with the problem and who you side with.
The most interesting thing would be a total breakdown of the factions and races cooperating together on some matters and opposing each other on different occasions. But this context would be too complex for a simplistic universe like WoW. The only thing which somehow breaks up the duality of factions are neutral factions like the Argentum Crusade or Circle of Cenarius, with sanctuaries and such. But even then, Alliance members and Horde members cannot interact with each other, even if they all are exalted with a respective neutral faction and are somehow part of them. WC III was more complex with 4 different factions, than WoW with only 2 factions.
I am curious how Class Halls will work out in Legion.
Comparing amani and darkspear is like comparing night wlvwa and blood elves. Sure they share ancestry. But they couldn't be more different if they tried.
Good to see that that Blizz woudn't replace Vol'jin with orc filth (only orc that would be worthy would be saurfang). It's going to be interesting having Sylvanas as warchief. Vol'jin only seemed to be a placeholder until something interesting would happen concerning the warchief.
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Remember also Combatbutler that The Lich King had the best version of the Plague and a huge army. Compared to them the Forsaken are tiny.
I would consider having parents fight to the death because you're holding their children hostage, or impaling innocent civilians to spiked poles kinda honorless.
Also as hilarious it would be, I doubt the story will end up being "Vol'jin ran away". Either he's probably captured, or it will be like "Oh, he went to get the rest of the trolls to fight" or some stupid nonsense.
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people also seem to be forgetting that the ebon blade, argent crusade/silverhand/bloodknights/sunwalkers / EVERYONE ain't gonna let another scourge even come close to rising. the moment she goes around blighting and raising is when people flip out.
Also, people expecting varian to be raised kinda forget the whole 'forsaken independence/blessed by goldrin' thing
I would rather Etrigg been temp warchief till Vol'jin comes back.
Wow you are pretty mad. The truth is that vast majority of orcs just do what they are told, without any care if its honorable or not.
As for vol'jin, i can hardly see his balls given the fact that he did jack shit. And he is very likely to fight another day, or even more, leave fighting to others.
Orcs are very... very... bad leaders as history in the game shows.
Sylvanas as warchief actually makes a lot of sense, considering the place the Horde has with the wars against the Legion and Alliance.
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What?
Blackhand conquered Stormwind.
Orgrim Doomhammer nearly beat the Alliance by himself. Literally being the only great strategist the Horde had, he outsmarted Turalyon, Khadgar, Antonidas, Lothar, Alleria, Uther all put together. If not for Gul'dan the Eastern Kingdoms would be the Lok'tar Ogar motherfucker, do you speak it?kingdoms.
Thrall freed the orcs from slavery, gave Lordaeron a giant middle finger, stole their ships, went to Kalimdor, made Kalimdor his turf and turned a band of misfits into a world superpower. He also helped defeat the Legion at Warcraft 3.
Garrosh was the only ''bad'' leader the Horde had, but only in MoP. In Cataclysm he pushed the Night Elves out of Ashenvale, their most sacred forest. He also destroyed Theramore. Garrosh going full Hitler can also be attributed to his advisors. Instead of counselling, Cairne challenged him to a death battle, Vol'jin threatened to shank him in his sleep, Sylvanas is Sylvanas and can't be trusted, Lor'themar tried to join the Alliance and Eitrigg was doing old orc things. Garrosh was alone and he still had great victories for the Horde.
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Too old, same reason Thrall didn't choose Cairne ( and then Cairne beats the ''young guy'' that was chosen because Cairne was too old. >mfw )
No, that is, in part, how it was originally made, pretty significant difference.
Why it was made is another kettle of fish, and is basically the description of the horde as a political body in Classic. Namely that the horde is a political group who is bound together by a common trait of being seen as monsters by other races. The New Horde is an alliance of convenience to ensure the mutual safety of all parties therein in a world that would rather see them dead. That was the big reason I chose to originally play then way back in the day. Originally, it was just the orcs wishing to be free of and left alone by the Alliance, but over the course of Warcraft 3 and between then and Classic WoW, it came to encompass the tauren, trolls, and Forsaken as well, growing into the basis for it today.
Actually surprised you mixed those up. You might have some loony ideas and a tendency to over-glorify Garrosh, but you always seemed to know your orcish lore.
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