So disappointed, what an absolute mess... Imagine if they just went Blood Elf for the horde, and High Elf for the alliance.
1. Youre not a High Elf, you wont ever be a High Elf in WoW now. One of the most iconic races going all the way back to Warcraft 3 wont be a thing in WoW. I ask myself how this is possible and why they would ever introduce that abomination of a race in Void Elves.
And before you go: Blood Elves are former High Elves, High Elves of the Silver Covenant are NOT Blood Elves.
High Elves belong to the Alliance.
2. One of the most iconic classes for a High Elf is a paladin, something you cant do. Even if they add it - Void Elf Paladin? Nah...
3. Imagine pretending being a High Elf, and then that ugly void form racial procs - thats it for the roleplaying if u ask me.
4. Blizzard gave the middlefinger to High Elf fans yet again - Just like the ungoing debate about Corruptions, we wanted to be able to buy them, and once again: "You want something? You can have our fucked up version of it..."
The High Elf dream is officially DEAD. Curse the day they added Void Elves...
Last edited by nando91; 2020-05-28 at 12:45 PM.
I'm gonna stop you right there...I almost completely agree with you except for one thing...When the heck did Paladins become an iconic class for High elves??
High elf paladins were said to be exceptionally rare. High elf Rangers, Mages and Priests were the iconic classes.
As for the racial, I'm hoping it can be changed with a glyph or something.
They can just include such appearances with tattoos and the like. Fartriders are literally just blood elf rangers so you can just make more custom options to fit the look. Same for the night elves who want the highborne look.
I am sure they'll have those options but they'll probably be something like
Option 30/Option 31.
This is Blizzard, on the best of days they give you the option but wont say where it is specifically.
People tend to confuse Blood Elf paladins, an order that was founded only after Blood Elves became a thing, and think it is something that has existed forever in High Elven society.
Blizzard literally had to explain Blood Elf Paladins by them sucking up energies from a Naaru, because there never were High Elf paladins. High Elf Paladins are as common as Night Elf Paladins: we have one example for each, both added after Blood Elf Paladins became a thing.
I think they said they were changing the race descriptions. I am not sure if theycan change the title of the race character in a dynamic fashion though.
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Yeah I don't understand this either, especially since blood elves have the sunwell which give them the paladin class lore wise.
Consider void elves are literally made of void, and paladins are inundated with light, they would explode no?
We all realize High Elves as their own race have not been in the cards since at least the addition of Void Elves, if not before that, right?
Theres a distinct lack of an argumentative someone in this thread now, i wonder why?
OT: SO glad of all these new customisations, I can't wait to try it all outDD
My next high elf war mage, member of the Kirin Tor :
https://shadowlands.wowhead.com/dres...08vZG808abz87k
"If you want to play alongside High and Void elves, the Alliance is waiting for you"
This is correct. While it's possible that some High Elves were part of the Silver Hand or even could be considered as Paladins (like Nathanos was the only human ranger), being a Paladin was mostly a Human exclusive thing untill WoW Classic. The Blood Knight order was formed at the end of Classic, as Blood Elves were trying to get rid of the undead still roaming the ruins of Silvermoon and the light has proven to be a useful weapon against them.
I think most people confuse "High Elf Paladins" with the Spell Breaker units from WC3 TFT. They are basically battle mages and a Paladin is as close as you can get to this in WoW right now.
Those are still considered Blood Elf units though and not High Elf, their WC3 TFT description is:
Elven warrior trained to disrupt and contort magical energies. These Blood Elven warriors, fresh from the destruction of their homeland, have turned a new eye towards the dying land of Lordaeron. Can it possibly remain their home? Has Spell Immunity. Attacks land units.
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The in-game files would read as completely different races, even though the player would access them from a single interface element.
So, when creating a new character one of the clickable options might be "Dwarf". After you select that option, three clickable flags show up on the screen somewhere that further delineate regional variants (i.e. "Bronzebeard Dwarf", "Dark Iron Dwarf", and "Wildhammer Dwarf").
This allows for each variant to be treated, in the files, as a completely unique race... while still being known, broadly, by a single ethnic demonym (in this case, "Dwarf"/"Dwarves").
I do like the Alleria tatoos and get up and quite like these concept arts they posted for high elves, I've always felt they would be great on blood elves especially playing to the Farstrider theme which is currently having no specific customisation.
With this current opening up of the Thalassian elves, no one can make arguements that this is high elven not blood elves or anything like that, and I would really like my blood elf to have a wilder more forest theme available for the ranger/farstrider fantasy, these look good.
On the note of race flags. Apparently, transformation items have changed your race flags for a while now. For example, a naga transformation item will make your race tag say "Level x Naga <Class>"