Kul Tiran humans actually are in control of their entire island. But for some reason the Zandalari only hold power over Zuldazar. Nazmir is a swamp infested with blood trolls and Vol’dun is a desert with no vegetation ruled by the Sethrak. How comes this Blizzard? Why do you not allow the Zandalari trolls to extend their power over the continent whom they belong too? Could it be alliance bias again here?
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I do. Not even sorry.
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The Zandalari can always join the Alliance and get help with Nazmir and Vol’dun.
Or we subjugate the Sethrak by force and kill what remains of the blood trolls. Much easier solution.
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Who ‘we’? The Horde consists of useless warmongers anyway, they get nothing done.
Kul Tiran got aid from powerful mages and the alliance army.
The Zandalari army got trashed during the battle.
Horde seems to run with a tribal economy rather than feudal and that makes rearming and rebuilding a big task.
The zandalari just don’t have the men and warmachines left to secure and garrison their other territory.
The Zandalari army is still intact. The biggest losses were the sailors on the ships and King Rastakhan which blew the morale into pieces. But if we want to be strong again all of Zandalar must be pacified.
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Talanji has succesfully pacified the Zandalari trolls. The Horde don’t want war and we aid eachother on the Dragon Isles.
Human superiority once again rules.
Everything is in order.
Talanji betrayed her people when she agreed to the peace treaty. She must be killed and replaced with someone who brings justice for the death of Rastakhan against Kul Tiras.
Also we want all of Zandalar controlled not just Zuldazar. Nazmir and Vol’dun must be brought into the fold by breaking the blood trolls and Sethrak.
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I mean we dealt with Rastakhans followers.
There is no one else to take over, most of the Zandalari trolls has accepted queen Talanjis rule.
Their people has spoken.
Moltensage is that you? Stop trolling my topics.
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No i’m not moltensage 
And so it will be, under the Alliance banner. All hail the Alliance!
Did you play Battle for Azeroth?
The Zandalari was having a civil war between the King Rhastakhan faction and prophet Zhul faction. With many Zandalari lay dead. Then there was Alliance operations in Nazmir that lured out the bulk of the Zandalari forces. Although they were combined with a Horde army.
But we had to make it look real. While the real attack put down Rhastakhan. The Zandalari military are in a very bad state. They can not survive without the Horde.
Even making sure there is not another Blood Troll uprising will be quite the challenge. Unless Horde operations will continue to oppress the Blood Trolls. Primitive as they are.
Voldun could change if Sethraliss is restored. But the Sethrak civil war has not yet been resolved. There has to be a winner.
The Zandalari Trolls must rebuild. Not squander the few forces they have left.
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I live rent free in people’s heads for some reason.
am i though?
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Typical Horde tactic. Move in, eradicate the locals & claim it as your own.
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Yes because blood trolls are peaceful tribe of red color lovers, not murderous cultists worshipping artificial old god.
Horde should’ve gift them a dozen of bodies for rituals, the way of alliance diplomacy
I feel like it is an “I am Negan” moment.
But it is an interesting premise. In Dragonflight the Alliance and Horde are rebuilding. As the main bulk of both forces are not dealing with the Primalists.
That being said there does not seem to be much Zandalari forces left to push through Nazmir and Voldun.
Large scale movements of Horde forces will naturally draw the attention of the Alliance. Which could lead to skirmishes and such.