Sylvanas isn't going anywhere and it is hilarious to see all the testosterone in this thread.
Sylvanas isn't going anywhere and it is hilarious to see all the testosterone in this thread.
Horde didn't strike first sorry to disappoint you OP.
The very beginning of Stormheim has an alliance airship commanded by Greymane open fire for no reason on Sylvanas's flagship. No one has since discussed this or attempted to correct for an unprovoked attack by one of the major leaders of a faction on the opposing faction's leader. That would be a declaration of war in and of itself in our world let alone Warcraft's.
Entire Azeroth.
And was. Odin is Havi and he is guiding us through the entire zone.
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Im pretty sure that when you get burned alive you dont bleed.
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Stormheim story proved that his action wete correct one.
It amazes me when groups reemerge with numbers that don't make sense. Like the Twilight cultist coming back for the millionth time or Teldrassil's corruption over and over.
What if the night elves who joined the fire trolls come back and use their druid fire powers to do it?
Whoa, so if the Alliance starts the aggression it is always a hyper honorable preemptive strike, because the miners were clearly bloodthirsty genocidal war criminals..
But you cry foul when the consequences come and bite you in the ass.
Both Anduin and Sylvanas are at fault here, none of them really care what the appearance of Azerite means.
What made u think the cult was gone.
Nevermind there is always a major organiztion with main enemies
Scourge = cult of the damned
Legion = shadow council
Old gods = twilights hammer
The question is who leads twilights hammer now. Im still betting its Jaina. She has every reason to see the world burn
Positive nzoth has enthralled her long ago and twisted her thoughts
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Why is everyone set on the assumption that Sylvanas is the one who set Teldrassil on fire?
If I'm not mistaken, that's not confirmed anywhere, is it? I know everyone is just dying for it to be her fault, but something tells me the Horde is being framed. Maybe I'm expecting too much of a clever twist where Vereesa is to blame. But I understand why Alliance fans would scoff at that theory. Someone or something wants to put the Horde and Alliance against each other. It wants to start a war.
I just don't think it's Sylvanas that started the fire. Her expression as it burned is one of shock and surprise, iirc.
I'm a Horde player that actually likes her temporary stint as WC.
But I still don't think she started the fire. I haven't personally seen or heard anything that convinces me of that beyond a shadow of a doubt. I could be wrong, but I believe it's all unconfirmed speculation and Alliance bias that's fueling this narrative.
It really all depends on the laws of Lordaeron and the people (whom not all of which are undead). Remember... in LotR, Aragorn denied his birthright multiple times... only to ultimately take the throne of Minas Tirith. Why? Because he was technically the only member of Isildur's line remaining alive. By that logic, if Calia changed her mind, she could make a claim regardless of what has been said in the past.
But, people need to get over this whole idea of "Stormwind humans have no claim to the lands of Lordaeron". Technically speaking, no... they don't. However, they do not view the Forsaken as alive. They cannot truly procreate and simply raising other dead back to "life" is an abomination in most living Human eyes. Lordaeron humans did not forsake and deny their home when they pledged fealty to Stormwind. There was simply no where else for them to go. Their entire kingdom was overrun with undead from the Lich King and they had no way to defend their lands.
They do have every right to return enmasse to their place of origin and fight for those lands. They were taken from them by the scourge and, former Lordaeron citizenship notwithstanding, had the Forsaken squatting in the Ruins of Lordaeron, Brill and other places.
Kinda nuts, though, that her plan would therefore include "abandon Silvermoon and all the blood elves will need to GTFO because we're leaving them behind" too.
That's pretty extreme and makes you wonder if that's just her plan or if she's actually getting the blood elves to plan on leaving ahead of time or what.
Lets see.
Teldrassil is fine.
Horde attack it because Galactic Empire.
Teldrassil get burnt.
Yep, need some huuuge jumps in logic...
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In medieval we used spaceships boys.
There is nothing in wow which is medieval 100%
Pathetic
It's about damn time! Plague Zeppelins above Stormwind and manabombs in Ironforge incoming. Alliance races should be extinguished from the Azeroth, they are root of all evil. Draenei girls can live, though, as a slaves to please true Horde Warriors.
Best part is Sylvanas going all Hitler with the cleansing of Alliance, specially Night Elves, from Kalimdor over the dumb idea of holding a whole continent "cuz the sea is there duh!"
As if the Horde would be able to cover the entire continent... Great idea to spread thin like that.
Or as if the Alliance, specially Night Elves, would just forget or leave what they've done when their homeland, that has been theirs since they began their very existence into this world, was taken by a zombie elf who cares only about herself, regardless of the piles of corpses she leaves behind.
We're back at Cata. With a Horde supporting a warmongering leader with intentions of conquest and extermination. "Leaving the EK to the Alliance" isn't really much of an intention for Sylvanas and the mass murder of Night Elves in Kalimdor won't make it better simply because she wants it all for herself. It's the same stuff. And Saurfang knows it. He even went to talk to Anduin.
What are you even talking about? What is this Galactic Empire nonsense you keep rambling about?
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Which is exactly why I believe Sylvanas didn't do it.
It's too ridiculous even for Blizzard. Someone else set the tree aflame to make it look like Sylvanas. And honestly, I won't be surprised at all when it's Vereesa. It's a trope that I can see Blizzard using.
When the Alliance engages in war and kills Horde in their homes and camps: A Battle.
When the Horde engages in war and kills Alliance in their homes and camps: Mass Murder.
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