Wouldn't Talanji have a vendetta against the Alliance?

[Woggmer]

So, I'm not entirely sure of this since this is one of the plot points in BfA that won't get much exploration until the future...

Though a lot of people seem to forget about this event that happened in Dazar'alor. We were pre-occupied with Azshara and N'zoth that we overlooked the moment in Battle for Dazar'alor where the Alliance has killed King Rastakhan as one of the major boss fights of that raid.

Wouldn't Talanji have some sort of vengeance against the Alliance for killing her father?

Is that a possible plot point they might explore or just no?

[Darkeon]

It ll happen when an Alliance leader or hero requires it for his/her story. Every hero needs a monster to slay.

[Aucald]

Based on her portrayal in Shadows Rising she certainly still bears a grudge - not enough to scuttle the delicate and ongoing Alliance/Horde peace process, but more than enough to speak her mind when attending the Horde's council meetings.

[cone of cold]

So, I'm not entirely sure of this since this is one of the plot points in BfA that won't get much exploration until the future...

Though a lot of people seem to forget about this event that happened in Dazar'alor. We were pre-occupied with Azshara and N'zoth that we overlooked the moment in Battle for Dazar'alor where the Alliance has killed King Rastakhan as one of the major boss fights of that raid.

Wouldn't Talanji have some sort of vengeance against the Alliance for killing her father?

Is that a possible plot point they might explore or just no?

I think she has a vendetta against her father, because he sold her to Bwonsamdi.

I think it's something that has been forgotten about, because Rastakhan dying was merely meant to be the symbolic death of patriarchy.

[Kithelle]

So, I'm not entirely sure of this since this is one of the plot points in BfA that won't get much exploration until the future...

Though a lot of people seem to forget about this event that happened in Dazar'alor. We were pre-occupied with Azshara and N'zoth that we overlooked the moment in Battle for Dazar'alor where the Alliance has killed King Rastakhan as one of the major boss fights of that raid.

Wouldn't Talanji have some sort of vengeance against the Alliance for killing her father?

Is that a possible plot point they might explore or just no?

Thank Danuser for that...the entire expansion was about Sylvanas, Sylvanas, and more Sylvanas

[Ethas]

I think she kinda forgot.

[Lorgar Aurelian]

Shadows rising shows that she does still have the grudge but she's also in a weak position in zandalar and needs horde support which they say they will give only if she doesn't persuader revenge.

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I think she has a vendetta against her father, because he sold her to Bwonsamdi.

I think it's something that has been forgotten about, because Rastakhan dying was merely meant to be the symbolic death of patriarchy.

shadows rising covers both her feelings toward her father and the alliance neither were forgotten.

[Rendark]

The peace won't last. They are dumb and left to many loose ends.

[cone of cold]

shadows rising covers both her feelings toward her father and the alliance neither were forgotten.

The books don't matter. If it's not in the game, it didn't happen. She won't appear again for several expansions, if at all.

[vilememory]

Magatha Grimtotem kills Baine, takes his place on the council. Has most of the Thunderbluff npcs wiped out and replaced with Grimtotem ones, convinces Talanji to start the Fifth War. And tries to kill the players several times because she still is salty we took her toys in Cataclysm 1K Needles, even though she looted the Shaman Class Hall after Legion.

[Woggmer]

Magatha Grimtotem kills Baine, takes his place on the council. Has most of the Thunderbluff npcs wiped out and replaced with Grimtotem ones, convinces Talanji to start the Fifth War. And tries to kill the players several times because she still is salty we took her toys in Cataclysm 1K Needles, even though she looted the Shaman Class Hall after Legion.

I'm gonna correct you there. She never took the Doomstone, in fact, Nobundo has been watching it while Magetha just...went missing.

"Oddly enough, despite her pledge to keep watch over the Doomstone, Magatha was nowhere to be found, and it was Nobundo who secured the Doomstone." - Quest Source: Defending the Maelstrom.

[Jinpachi]

I think she has a vendetta against her father, because he sold her to Bwonsamdi.

I think it's something that has been forgotten about, because Rastakhan dying was merely meant to be the symbolic death of patriarchy.

If that's truly the case then it failed miserably.

[Lorgar Aurelian]

The books don't matter. If it's not in the game, it didn't happen. She won't appear again for several expansions, if at all.

ya that's not how the lore works like at all.

[cparle87]

The books don't matter. If it's not in the game, it didn't happen. She won't appear again for several expansions, if at all.

You're canonically wrong but don't let the facts get in the way of your headcanon.

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ya that's not how the lore works like at all.

Yeah. The "if it's not in the game it didn't happen" guys are the first ones to whine about lore they ignored not making sense.

[Villager720]

The books don't matter. If it's not in the game, it didn't happen. She won't appear again for several expansions, if at all.

Lol. Tell that to Warcrimes or the Shattering.
Or Sylvanas. Or Before the Storm.
Oh hey! There’s a trend here!

[vilememory]

I'm gonna correct you there. She never took the Doomstone, in fact, Nobundo has been watching it while Magetha just...went missing.

"Oddly enough, despite her pledge to keep watch over the Doomstone, Magatha was nowhere to be found, and it was Nobundo who secured the Doomstone." - Quest Source: Defending the Maelstrom.

That is what she wants you to think! She swapped it out, that or she plans on doing it later. Lazy Blizzard writing will fix it.

[cone of cold]

You're canonically wrong but don't let the facts get in the way of your headcanon.

I didn't say it's not canon.

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Lol. Tell that to Warcrimes or the Shattering.
Or Sylvanas. Or Before the Storm.
Oh hey! There’s a trend here!

Tides of War was the last book I read.

Don't care. They're not good books.

[Woggmer]

Thank Danuser for that...the entire expansion was about Sylvanas, Sylvanas, and more Sylvanas

More like it was Sylvanas, Jaina, More Sylvanas...and then suddenly Azshara and N'zoth with Magni in-between... Now featuring Wrathion from the ever popular expansion, Mists of Pandaria.

[Stormdash]

I mean, in theory, yes, but the Alliance enjoys protagonist privilege in the lore and character motivations throughout the game, so I"m sure on some level she probably even sympathizes with them killing her father because of the moral turmoil that probably put the Alliance in to go through.

[sighy]

If she is lucky it will get a bit of lipservice and then proceed to be forgotten about, if the previous instances of actually legitimate grudges are anything to go by she will be killing her own people alongside Jaina, in no time.