He had no reason to trust the Horde. They stood in his way when Vol’jin attacked his allies who tried to get their land back.
The Horde had 2 reasons to invade Zandalar. The Alliance 1. It doesnt matter whether he had “no reason to trust” as he should have been glad that the Horde never bothered to wipe his empire off the face of the planet as they could have done so. Twice.
It was already a miracle after Pandaria with both factions not wanting to be bothered and a next level miracle for Garrosh to not just swipe over the isle in response of their audacity and getting misdirected by his bloodlust for the alliance.
Both the Kul’Tirans and Zandalari have one thing in common. Both being delusional on whom they can pick on.
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Kul Tiras joined a faction known to protect their allies and leave ideals behind to win the war. Zandalar joined a faction full of peace knicks who rather kills their own allies before they even think about harming alliance soldiers. I know who got the better deal.
“win the war”.
Nobody “won”. And if we want to go into detail then the Alliance lost the war. When Anduin stood at the gates of Orgrimmar TOGETHER with the troops under Saurfangs command Anduin stated they had enough troops for one final assault and if that one fails they would have lost. Meaning without Saurfangs army the odds would have been non existent.
Considering Malfurion is gone and with that the Alliance strongest member while the Horde still has Thrall who is capable of wielding the elements again the Zandalari did.
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What about the distruction off Undercity.
Is that another storywrite comeback? 
No. The only time the Horde council moved into action was to help Talanji secure her throne because her own people got sick of her and legitemate tried to get a leader that isn’t passive towards the murderers of their king.
Please, refresh my memory, who destroyed that
/sarcasm
Anyhow Lordareon at least been cleared IN Game, we helped to clear it out
While 90% sure the new world tree will be Old God corrupted
So yay
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He will be back. He is only gone until Ysrea finished her purpose.
BFA in a nutshell.^^ I still can’t get over the fact that the writers basically wrote Anduin and co. to be dumbasses when it comes to war strategies. They prepared an invasion of Dazar’alor with the goal to disrupt the connection of the horde and the zandalari just to realise AFTER the invasion that they basically achieved the opposite and strengthen their bonds after this. 
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I was just about to write exactly what Ravenwhisper said. Who really destroyed it.
I don’t even know nor want to remember at this point.
The story ended after WoD for me…
Panda was a fun sidequest.
Done.
Also, Sylvanas did it.
But imo it doesn’t matter if its a Horde or Alliance char doing it, it was a “Horde” city bieing destroyed and removed out off the game 
Basicly we only have Orgrimmar left.
While Alliance has IF and SW.
The main goal was archieved. The war hawk king was removed and replaced with a passive daughter. The fleet is gone and can’t help the Horde anymore. Now the alliance was mere weeks away from claiming victory. Both Nathanos and Halford confirm this.
I like the horde how it is now. Inclusive with no more psychopats or sociopats in charge. Dragonflight has finaly some decent writting. Been a while.
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Full of peace mongers who throw their own allies under the bus to appease their alliance overlords.
Yes.
Their “King” nearly caused the destruction of their Empire twice. Rastakhan was an idiot in every sense of the word.
No. Ysera already did for why she came out of Shadowlands. She has also been altered and is no longer the aspect/leader of her flight.
Will he be back? Sure. For the foreseeable future? No.
Right now the Zandalari have gotten the better outcome. And Thrall was already more powerful than Malfurion before that so even if Malfurion would be here the Zandalari got the better deal.
Yet the Alliance would have lost the war. Curious.
I mean you were also saying that Jaina “mopped the floor” with the Horde during the Raid so thats already evidence enough that you, as per usual, have no clue about lore.
Not really hard to make her daughter give her back to power over the green dragonflight btw.
Who is the new leader anyway, have we even seen her before?..
- Talanji agreed to the peace treaty.
- their fleet is gone
- the army is depleted
- the Horde waste their resources in joint efforts with the alliance.
all in all the Zandalari got royally screwed.
No.
has lead the Empire for over 200 years and almost succeeded in reviving the past glory. All Talanji will ever do is saying yes and Amen to anything the council wants from her.
He wasn’t. Jaina worfed him hard when she tried to drown Orgrimmar. He holds no waters in a fair fight. Even Garrosh handed him his butt before he used his magic.
Your problem is mixing up your subjective opinions for facts. You disliking something doesnt make it wrong. All your posts sounds like one huge YOU issue.
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She hold the Horde raid at bay until the invasion fleet set sail to safety. That goal was met so she adbicates the fight unharmed. That is why just 5 minutes after the fight she appears in Boralus to meet the other alliance leader to brief the aftermath of the mission.