Nothing will happen.
The argent crusade wouldn't stand a chance as far as it goes against the forsaken. It would be a joke and a half. As for the whole undead using the plague everyone forgets that the undead can not procreate and the only way that they can increase their numbers is by using the plague. At the moment Garrosh is against it but if a full out war came out where it was either use the plague or lose everything i highly doubt that any leader including varian would chose not to use the plague, the basic win all move. Everyone sells the forsaken short and realistically with the plague it could easily be said that they forsaken has by far the most potential of any race.
Last edited by xile; 2010-07-20 at 03:55 PM.
I'd love to know where these foolish fanboys that think "LOLZ ARGEN HAS NO CHANCE" get their information from.
Asside from the fact that they would have the Ebon Blade, the Alliance, and possibly the rest of the Horde as allies, what makes you think the Argent Crusade is so weak?
Didn't you just answer your own question? =P. The fact they need the combined might of literally every force in the known world (minus forsaken) just to defeat the Forsaken leads one to believe they aren't as numerous as we'd hope. The only force we can truly count as part of the AC is the Ebon Blade. Those two might as well be one. The Ebon Blade is basically an extension of the AC is what I'm saying. (And from henceforth when I mention Argent Crusade I am including Ebon Blade in the mix)
As far as numbers goes, take into consideration the power of the Argent Crusade. 1 AC member is probably worth 5-10 undead. Given that the AC/EB Members are decked out in the finest gear available while the undead raised by the Banshee Queen are basically mindless cannon fodder it isn't a far stretch to assume that the AC could do some huge damage to the Forsaken.
Last edited by Miles Tails Prower; 2010-07-20 at 04:06 PM.
Plague of Undeath =/= Forsaken Plague
Plague of Undeath- Killed then raised people back into undeath as zombies or other forms of undead
Forsaken Plague- Kill the undead And the living, nothing said about raising them back as undead
Have to agree here, too. There are far too many inconsistencies to make a conclusive number of Forsaken. Look at it this way. If the Forsaken were truly as numerous as you all seem to think, why would the Banshee queen need to procreate anyway? She wouldn't. She's just pompous and power hungry.
Val'kyr- Bring stuff back from the dead, even if it's against Garrosh' wishes.
Yep. They would have likely broken off from the horde if need be, as well. Afterall, they could simply dispose of them if they had such huge numbers amirite?
In my opinion, the forsaken's current numbers roughly match those of the remaining high elves + current blood eles, population. With the procreation, they might be roughly the size of the dwarve's population midway through Cata. Still not enough to to reckon with most of the horde, the crusade, or the alliance.
Last edited by RakuRaku; 2010-07-20 at 04:13 PM.
People are misinformed on the Forsaken version of the plague. It does not raise the dead as the Scourge's did. It just kills them and melts the corpse.
I will get a new account and smash her face in with my frost fire bolt...
Ressing humans to become Forsaken wouldn't be so terrible...
But killing them only so they can be ressed (and we are talking about innocent farmers), well... it's another story.
Last edited by Wysard; 2010-07-20 at 04:18 PM.
the AC wouldnt do shit. they are not 100% ally. Tirion might be pissed, and he might lead an army or something, since HE is ally. but it doesnt really matter tbh, b/c he is still against the horde regardless.
Sure, if you want to assume everyone, including the Horde, would attack UC - then by al means, Sylvanus would fall.
I was talking about all this Tirion love of "Tirion will kick Sylvanus' A$$". My point being, tirion, by himself (meaning AC) won't do crap to her.
See Miles Tails Prower answer to this
You bring up an excellent point. The Forsaken joined the Horde out of necessity. It was never the Banshee Queen's intention of joining any faction. Her entire existence was ensuring the future of her people. Subtly it was brought forth Sylvannas'(Spelling) distaste for the Horde. If Sylvannas(Spelling x2) is given the opportunity to grow her people, the crutch she has been wielding for the past 5 years will no longer be needed. I think this is the biggest worry about Forsaken people, and I also feel this is why we will see another Royal Apothecary ret-con later in the series, or even another expansion.
Or maybe Garrosh will drop his size 18 boot on Sylvannas' High heel and tell her to stop or he'll rip her spine out and tie it to his general who destroyed Stonetalon with the bomb and use it to hang him.