Azerite and Elves

[Sigxy]

Blood elves are still addicted, they just have the Sunwell to give them their fix. In that sense both the belf and the NB storyline are copouts since neither really overcome their addiction. One restore the drug-well and the others find a plot device to cure it.

Eh, not gonna call the nightborne thing a cop-out. I'm just gonna see it as a plot-hole as to why the blood elves can't have some fruit, too. '.'

Otherwise, that's what what I got from the blood elf deal. They are still addicted to mana and need their Sunwell - it's just that it's been restored, but with Light rather than Arcane (Or was it Light & a bit of arcane?)

[MechaCThun]

So following that trend, we will get: Azerite Elves.



^ The return of these bois but with blue and gold veins.

[Varodoc]

Do you even know what an "addict" is? As per the Cambridge dictionray (which is much more reliable than you), "Addict" means "A person who cannot stop doing or using something, especially something harmful".

Therefore, the Ren'dorei are far from being addicts, since they can easily stop interacting with the Void, It's not like without it they cease to function. The Void does not sustain them, it merely enhances them, it's different. They are not Void addicts and they were never that. You don't see them desperately draining any Void energy that they can find in Telogrus Rift.

[Friendlyimmolation]

Eh, not gonna call the nightborne thing a cop-out. I'm just gonna see it as a plot-hole as to why the blood elves can't have some fruit, too. '.'

Otherwise, that's what what I got from the blood elf deal. They are still addicted to mana and need their Sunwell - it's just that it's been restored, but with Light rather than Arcane (Or was it Light & a bit of arcane?)

The Sunwell is arcane and light. A mixture of both, although we do not know in what proportions, I've assumed 50/50 but there is no definite answer.

As for the cure to their addiction, nothing is confirmed, just more hints and maybes.

[Sigxy]

The Sunwell is arcane and light. A mixture of both, although we do not know in what proportions, I've assumed 50/50 but there is no definite answer.

As for the cure to their addiction, nothing is confirmed, just more hints and maybes.

Usch, getting a bit tired of this huge amount of "Maybe, maybe not, who knows" that Blizzard puts in. It's fine in some cases, but there's a bit toooo many of them for my taste - as well as some things that should be obvious for a whole race yet we don't know. x_x

[Friendlyimmolation]

Usch, getting a bit tired of this huge amount of "Maybe, maybe not, who knows" that Blizzard puts in. It's fine in some cases, but there's a bit toooo many of them for my taste - as well as some things that should be obvious for a whole race yet we don't know. x_x

Yea, The Blood elf starting intro even says that the new sunwell may cure their addiction.

Maybes everywhere.

[Zulkhan]

Classic is just around the corner. And I choose to believe everything after that was a mistake in an alternate timeline.

Yeah, that's the spirit. Even trying to give a fuck about what's happening in modern WoW it's an exhausting practice.

[Big Mama]

So following that trend, we will get: Azerite Elves.



^ The return of these bois but with blue and gold veins.

"One of the azeriteheads is running away!"

[Lochton]

I play WOW since late vanilla, and I have seen

1)Elves addicted to arcane energies
2)Elves addicted to fel energies
3)Elves addicted to blood
4)Elves addicted to light energies
5)Elves addicted to void energies

Considering that Azerite is the same thing as the Well of Eternity and Leylines (AKA, the blood of the planet), how long till Blood Elves and Nightborne start having a major relapse ?

One problem, unlike the others which seem easier infused, the Azerite can be addictive to anyone depending their goals.