Which only started because Sylvanas is the Warchief. So, your leader drags you into a pointless war... and you support her because "we need a leader for war because we're at war!"? How does that make any sense at all? If she wasn't the warchief there wouldn't have been a war in the first place.
A gun is like a parachute. If you need one, and don’t have one, you’ll probably never need one again.
While I do hate her, I've always have ever since I made my first Forsaken (I hate the idea of blindly trusting and following anyone to achieve their goals).
I don't want her to die, I actually have been tossing this idea around in my head that she is some how resurrected fully ever since she tried to capture Eyir.
What would she do? How would she react, would she be happy...pissed, filled with remorse? Rejected by the Forsaken? Would she try to rejoin her people, the Sin'dorei? I mean the story potential their is kind of interesting, we already know she can enter another state of Undeath that Nathanos is currently in, and we know its different then the Undeath the scourge and Forsaken are in and we know of these "Lightforged" Undead as well now, what if she gets reversed Arthas by Calia and turned into one of these "Lightforged" Undead?
None the less, it will be interesting to see where her character goes after this but I for one hopes it not death, she still has potential and they've wasted numerous characters that still had a story to tell in the last 2 Expansions.
I think she's too far gone for any of that. What does she have to live for besides the Forsaken anyway? Go back to the forest and live in solitude with her sisters or some shit?
I'm guessing she'll end up sacrificing herself for Alleria somehow. Or the Kerrigan thing but that'd be boring. Either way the whole hur dur SoO 2.0 idea some people are latched to is pretty dumb and short sighted.
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A gun is like a parachute. If you need one, and don’t have one, you’ll probably never need one again.
As long as they don't give her some retarded redemption story I don't care if she dies or is exiled. I fucking hate this trend in fiction where people who do horrific things can be "redeemed". The most recent exameple would be Kratos in God of War. Fucker destroys the world and you expect me to believe he deserves a second chance and is a changed man? Yeah no.
They’ve done redemptions to death so agree.
This story arc is really quite good in that, if you read the book, you can understand the very minor small events that lead up to war. It is written so that you can fairly argue, on either side, that the other side is to blame. This makes more sense for the Warcraft story following on from the story told in WC3.
I am surprised how little people are talking about the Calia Menethil aspect of this. She is a new type of undead and potentially an immortal half human.
I expect her to be a prominent figure in overthrowing/destabilizing Sylvannas’s control of the Horde although with the expected new threat of the void emerging sometime later into the expansion leading into the next expansion, she might pull a Sersei Lannister and pretend to focus on a united fight against the void to ensure she retains power.
Edit: lightforged undead to be a playable alliance race
calia doesnt even have a model friend. she's probably never setting foot outside of that book. also her presence in bfa would take away valuable screen time that could be devoted to anduin
"We're more of the love, blood, and rhetoric school. Well, we can do you blood and love without the rhetoric, and we can do you blood and rhetoric without the love, and we can do you all three concurrent or consecutive. But we can't give you love and rhetoric without the blood. Blood is compulsory. They're all blood, you see." ― Tom Stoppard, Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead
yea but u obviously arent up to date with the latest "book". shes an undead now friend with glowing eyes and all that good stuff.
Exactly, what would she do, would she just lose her mind between being ripped between Life, Undeath and back to life. It could be very interesting to see certain repercussions of such meddling with the forces of Life,Nature and Death. I'm not talking a redemption arc here, just to see how she would react, how her people (The Forsaken) would react, how the world would react.
Would she feel terrible? I mean she sees death as a sort of a blessing now with the way she talked about it in Before The Storm, leaving her able to evade the feelings of mortality. I just think it would be an interesting thing to do