Found this description of Paladins:
"A paladin must be good and will lose all Light-given abilities if he ever willingly commits an evil act. Additionally, the paladin's code requires that he respect legitimate authority, act with honor (not lying, not cheating, not using poison and so forth), help those in need (provided they do not use their help for evil or chaotic ends), and punish those who harm or threaten innocents. While he may adventure with others from different organizations, a paladin will never knowingly associate with evil persons, nor will he continue an association with someone who consistently offends his moral code. A paladin may accept only henchmen, followers or cohorts whose intentions are good. A paladin who violates this code, becomes an ex-paladin, and loses all Light-given abilities until he atones for his violations."
That just don't fit Trolls or someone from the Horde in general. ".. a paladin will never knowingly associate with evil persons.." that is all the horde does ever Their Warchief is an evil sadistic B-ats
the funny thing is when he keep trying to trolling in the troll topic, he is just helping to bump the thread
with the same reasons over again, the circle of retardation
Evil and good are just view points.
What you consider evil might be good for somebody else.
Alliance wiped out the Trolls in the past, they put Orcs into Concentration Camps and let them fight against Ogres and beasts for sports.
You might consider this as a holy good and rightfull thing, in the meantime i consider this evil.
Couple of things there:
1) The Humans didn't "Develop". They were stone and iron constructs created by the Titans in mass-production, hit with the Curse of Flesh to become Vrykul, and eventually shrank down into Humans. There were -tons- of the fuckers around at all stages of their existence and early on they were vastly stronger and more organized than the trolls.
2) Trolls couldn't win against Humans. It's why their empires fractured and crumbled.
When you are accustomed to privilege, equality feels like injustice.
Zandalari "paladins" make alot of sense, way more than Tauren.
The whole "alliance paladin and horde shaman" theme is long gone and the Horde *needs* another race to be able to embrace the class; Zandalari with holy yet savage powers and gold armors would be the most thematically fitting race for a Horde "Paladin", not to mention that anything that brings the Blood Elves population down is good.
With Dark Iron getting shamans I really hope that Blizzard may have discussed this situation indoor and decide to allow this very sought after class combination.
Crossing fingers for Zandalari Paladin to happen.
Tauren are in dire need of that, Zandalari will have something to pick from they have heritage armor (which I'd intend to use), they have armor from questing experience and dungeons, and who knows, maybe from raid there will be troll themed armor as well?
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I have yet to find a source on how trolls are evil. So far all they did was protecting their lands. There are only two examples I can think off, and that was summoning Hakkar which actually backfired at them and Zandalari raiding Pandaria, but then again they were desperate and keen on their own survival. Not that they decided to randomly attack them.
I miss Mists of Pandaria
Interesting Idea: What if their faith in the Loa (and the power granted by them, especially from Rezan and the powerful Loa to the high priests) are what is allowing them to stop Zandalar from sinking into the ocean? And with Rezan not granting power anymore, it slowly starts to sink again, giving the Horde a purpose to stop this, restore Rezan (and the Paladins), and save the entirety of Zandalar in order to recruit the Zandalari?
This is why in game they're called Prelates, but from game mechanics point of view they're paladin.
Just like Vindicators, Sunwalkers and blood class. Different name, same gamplaywise class.
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I believe the solution to stop Zuldazar to sink (and who knows maybe revert this process by making land actually rise up from sea) would be tied to Titans/and or Azshara/and or elemental lord Neptulon.
All of them make appearance and all of them have power to affect terrain.
I was often thinking about it, as we already witnessed situation where land was raised from the sea. It was Gul'dan rising up tomb of Sargeras. So it's not like it's impossible.
As for Rezan I think it should be High priests powers combined with Prelate's faith to fully Restore Rezan it would be great if it would be pictured in cinematic, kind of reversed "Ysera's death" but here it would be "Rezan's rebirth". It would be epic and glorious.
I miss Mists of Pandaria