so she can counter spray can blight, just not actual blight in liquid form or heal anyone who has been afflicted and she can't be everywhere at once.
If it was, Thrall would have just zapped her to DEATH! But we're not talking about that moment, we're talking about now... right?So? If the Horde was united in Mop how would that prevented Jaina from destroying Ogrimmar?
Well no, the leadership of Dalaran has learned from their mistakes and is staying neutral until attacked. Sylvanas isn't going to attack Dalaran, while the Alliance still exists, if she were to at all. Her problem with the Alliance is that they will never stay at peace with the Horde and it's better to just wipe them or separate them. Dalaran isn't going to be coming to the Alliance's defense unless Sylvanas does something like Allying with Old Gods(she might, but not right now)Besides its in Dalaran, and they are not going to stay neutral forever if entire races are being exterminated, especially since most of the population is human who are Sylvanas number 1 target.
As long as the blight is contained to just Alliance and Horde settlements, they have no reason to get involved. It sometimes can be more confusing, especially with races of Order(Warhammer!) like humans, gnomes and dwarves, but not all Humans are actually under the Alliance banner. Take Western Plaguelands. Tirion and his dudes never came to the Alliance's aid when Sylvanas was wrecking them and they could have easily flanked her forces. I think I even recall the Horde killing farmers in the area too, but they swore allegiance to the Alliance and Tirion didn't give 2 shits.(talking about a dead dude, but he sets the neutral standard)If the blight is used in far more quantities against everyone, they are not going to do nothing, for example, the Silver hand order joined the war despite being neutral before.
Basically how we've been doing it this whole time, but ok xDGood luck against countless other world ending threats with a small force
it's kinda weird how surprised these people were that Sylvanas wasn't taking prisoners, like they expected it. People who would fight to the last man, woman and child wouldn't have been surprised that she had all the villages slaughtered and the tree full of surrendering elves burned. But in the end, she'll just raise more of them.after defeating an enemy who would fight to the last person because of the acts of a certain genius.
There's a lot of contradictions that happened in that zone. Mages fighting to the very end, change their tune immediately upon resurrection to fight for the people who just killed them. Godfrey who wasn't killed by them, backstabbing them(that's more inline with the free will, but the mages.. wtf with the mages!) and then Godfrey can use necromancy, which we just learned is something they retconned the Forsaken not being able to do without Valkyr...And hoping the resurrected people don't backstab you like when Godfrey did with Sylvanas.
So a lot of confusing stuff on that end, but I think Sylvanas new policy is to resurrect anyone who will be loyal(Apparently Valkyr can tell who will and wont now), but still an undead version of someone is more likely to be ok with the Forsaken than a living version of them was originally, which is what she wants.
That would be awesome, to see some more radical alliance who stick it to Anduin's "We're no better than them, if we use the same tactics" Really this should have been a thing from the start of BFA, people who think the boy king isn't experienced enough to get the job done.Yep, mana bombing everything and summoning elementals of fire to burn everyting, like what the dark irons did.
But alast, blowing up everything then brings those neutral factions against you. Dalaran, the Shamans, all of them would stop that from happening, even members of the Alliance would too. Would make a great plot though.
You're talking about the neutral factions, right? The factions that Sylvanas isn't attacking and hasn't made any plans to attack? no, there's no extinction for the humans of Dalaran, there isn't even one for the Night Elves of Cenarion Circle who she hasn't attacked on Kalimdor(unless I missed a mission table that did it).If they are losing and extinction is the result of defeat, then no.
Care to explain where and how this is happening? Anduin himself has stated he can't beat her, his army used up the last of their reserves and is calling farmers to fight. But don't worry, the Forsaken will make sure the grain gets to the city xDRight now the Horde is lorewise weeks from defeat
They're not, not even close. We have most of the leaders who are against Sylvanas, with some even sabotaging the Horde, killing it's members for their honor. A unified Horde would be that all their members act in accordance and prioritize the defeat of their enemies above all else, including their honor.despite the fact their forces are united
Baine isn't the only leader/character... and he's also not done anything else for the Horde either(when Baine finally moves and gets voice acting, it's only ever to hinder the Horde). And one Orc* Saurfang who spared Malfurion and Anduin, Malfurion who is still killing Horde soldiers in Darkshore(thanks Saurfang) and could have continued leading Horde forces into battle across the world.Baine didnt turn against Sylvanas until after the siege of Zandalar
Also before or after a siege doesn't matter. Sylvanas has been planning to use Derek against the Proudmoore's for a while, Baine has taken that chance to turn the war around(or maybe not, Garrosh was smart enough to use Baine, maybe Sylvanas is too)
There doesn't have to be active rebellions. Take a look at you for instance, you heavily use a single character to counter the entire Horde's use of Blight and that character being Jaina. You put so much emphasis on one character's importance, but then don't acknowledge others... weird.There arent yet any actuall rebellions inside the Horde, and yet they are losing the war, hm....
Almost all of the leadership of the Horde is in doubt or against Sylvanas' methods. Sylvanas' methods are cold and calculating and if the rest of the Horde's leadership acted similar, we'd see much more from their forces. Jaina is one character, she's a marysue for sure that has been powered up like crazy with little to no logic why, but she can't be everywhere at once and the blight can be. But the blight isn't, because only Forsaken are willing to use, but this is a unified discussion.
The Alliance are barely winning and that's with Jaina already. If the Horde were to actually be unified under Sylvanas' leadership, that barely winning alliance wouldn't be winning at all. And I want to you to think of something next time you use Jaina to solve an entire factions problems, we have Oculeth and he could kill Jaina and entire armies if he wanted to. I'm just sayin