Rejoice, it's alpha day, Voidstorm is coming
(on the other hand I'm afraid of the area, it looks like a bigger K'aresh)
Rejoice, it's alpha day, Voidstorm is coming
(on the other hand I'm afraid of the area, it looks like a bigger K'aresh)
It’s pretty easy to say that the racist were just outvoted at the founding of the crusade when it still had all the would be ardent Dawn members in it.
The scarlets main thing was thinking every one was infected with the plague humans included so it could be that the actual racist members are a vast minority.
Evil only wins when it spreads. It can cause destruction, it can cause death—but those are consequences of its nature, not its victory. Not its goal. The danger of evil, the purpose of evil, is that it causes those who would oppose it to become evil also.

I wonder what Phase 4 is gonna give us.
Exterior size customization or Nelf and Belf exterior customization? Hmm...

I agree, especially at the time, the implication wasn't that the Light was causing it. But it also did not care, at all, if they were assholes. Even in the Vanilla stages of the lore, the Light was completely indifferent to morality. It happily fueled the Scarlet's campaign just as much as it fueled anyone else's.
The point is that the dreadlord is largely irrelevant in this circumstance. The Scarlets are one in an ever increasing list of groups which are both Light users AND take the view that there is a single way to do things and anyone who disagrees or steps off the path is to be dealt with, stretching back long, long before the more recent cosmic framing of this mindset. "but there was a dreadlord hanging around the scarlets" isn't really much of a counter-point, because the dreadlord wasn't the source of the mindset, just a third party who fanned the flames.
The current issues with Paladins in Midnight, the implications about the Arathi Empire and fantacism of the Priory in TWW, the Light's disregard for their own in SL, the AU Draenei under Yrel in BfA, Xe'ra's attitude in Legion towards Illidan and Alleria, the High Arakkoa in WoD, the Scarlets in early expansions... Light users have a very consistent history of this behavior, if we ignore that they are on our side and so we are not the subject of their fury, even a lot of the friendly light-associated groups take a black and white stance, like the Blood Elves kicking the proto-void elves specifically out despite all the other groups within their kingdom that are experimenting with dangerous shit.
While obviously, "Light as a comsic force can nudge the zealous into blind fanaticism and violent zealotry " as a factual point is "new" (I would argue not really new at this point since we're eight years out from the Xe'ra situation and Thousand Years of War), it's not really a retcon, just new lore that is internally consistent with what we've seen for decades.
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It was a pre-existing monastery prior to the Scarlet's founding. They converted it into an HQ. So really it's more the choice to not tear down the statues and maybe they just felt the history outweighed the human supremacy.
Is the Haranir root teleportation racial available anywhere yet? Would love to see what it looks like and the available locations.
Druid Haranir = Infinite natural movement.
I don’t think the blood elves count given the framing in Midnight that it’s only really Liadrin whos light focused while lor'themar apparently doesn’t believe the sun well has any thing to do with the light some how.
But ya we do have a fair few groups who are light based that become fanatics, though they are pretty heavily out numbered by those who don’t given every player race but Humans/dwarfs/gnomes who share the church have there own light organizations that are fine being moderate.
Personally I think the light is just an easy power for fanatics to latch onto as if your that into your cause it seems easy to think that god would also be on your side and faith is all you need to access the light and baring alt Xera we don’t really have any of the light based groups try and convert others where say void fanatics do so all the time and the very nature of the void try’s to twist people to its cause.
The light blinded thing might change that but that could also be a arcane/light mixing problem given flame was apperantly mentioned and it would make some sense with the whole addictive part of the arcane.
Evil only wins when it spreads. It can cause destruction, it can cause death—but those are consequences of its nature, not its victory. Not its goal. The danger of evil, the purpose of evil, is that it causes those who would oppose it to become evil also.

Yeah for all the talk that the Isle of Fangs is going to be the 12.0.7 zone, I think the news that Isle of Quel’danas being moved to its own map suggests that QD will in fact be the 12.0.7 zone. Quel’danas is far too small to be a .1 zone. It could very well be our Forbidden Reach styled zone with a continuation of the corrupted Sunwell story. I’m going with the prediction of the following for patch content:
12.0.7 - Isle of Quel’danas
12.1 - Isle of Fangs
12.2 - The White Lady
It makes more sense to me to save Lordaeron for its own expansion setting where you can utilise Gilneas, Silverpine, Tirisfal, Hillsbrad, Alterac, Arathi, Hinterlands and Plaguelands for the zones with Gilneas City and Capital City as faction capitals.


That's not what he says.I don’t think the blood elves count given the framing in Midnight that it’s only really Liadrin whos light focused while lor'themar apparently doesn’t believe the sun well has any thing to do with the light some how.
Turalyon says the Sunwell is the Light. Lor'themar says that it is not. That is not saying that the Sunwell has nothing to do with the light.

“Your fount was blessed by the heart of a Naaru. It is one in the same”
“I suggest you hold your tongue high exarch. That “fount” you so blithely pretend to understand predates the existence of human civilization”
It’s a pretty blatant dismissal of the sunwells light ties, lor'themar clearly isn’t a light follower.
Also weird to say it predates human civilization when the humans were already set up before the high elfs even got to the EK.
Evil only wins when it spreads. It can cause destruction, it can cause death—but those are consequences of its nature, not its victory. Not its goal. The danger of evil, the purpose of evil, is that it causes those who would oppose it to become evil also.