Why wasn't the Void Elves held accountable for necromancy?

[Lorgar Aurelian]

Nice google search, now here's the actual definition: Genocide: acts committed with intent to destroy, in whole or in part, a national, ethnic, racial or religious group. Her intent wasn't to "destroy" a group of people. Her intent was to capture the capital to prevent the Alliance from using the strategic location against her. Before jumping into the middle of a conversation, go read through it .

Her intent then changes when she wants to destroy a group of people to kill hope and the other characters in the lore name it a genocide which is never contested.

[Ersula]

We constantly see characters using questionable methods from the perspective of the other faction. Like the Blood Elves suddenly have literal Blood mages in BFA?

But since when is Necromancy a crime on Azeroth? This isn't Tamriel

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Her intent then changes when she wants to destroy a group of people to kill hope and the other characters in the lore name it a genocide which is never contested.

Malfurion in 2003: The Night Elves have lived long enough
Sylvanas in 2018: Promise?

[Lorgar Aurelian]

We constantly see characters using questionable methods from the perspective of the other faction. Like the Blood Elves suddenly have literal Blood mages in BFA?

But since when is Necromancy a crime on Azeroth? This isn't Tamriel

If it was Tamriel wrath would have been a lot different.

[Katsutomai]

Nice google search, now here's the actual definition: Genocide: acts committed with intent to destroy, in whole or in part, a national, ethnic, racial or religious group. Her intent wasn't to "destroy" a group of people. Her intent was to capture the capital to prevent the Alliance from using the strategic location against her. Before jumping into the middle of a conversation, go read through it .

Keep trying to blow smoke up peoples rumps. Good to know you know the EXACT thinking of a character that we still don't know the endgame for.