So, apparently, a large part of the Dark Rangers remained behind in Orgrimmar.
I see you remained in Orgrimmar. We dark rangers were fiercely loyal to Sylvanas. We trusted her… followed her commands. It is clear that our loyalty was never truly reciprocated. Some of my sisters and brothers have chosen to remain at the Dark Lady’s side. I, and many others, have not. <Velonara’s expression becomes steely. Determined.> I refuse to be a slave to this torment. Both the sin’dorei and Forsaken are my kin. I stand with them, and with the Horde.
“We didn’t want to spend more than ten minutes developing a reason to distance Sylvanas from the Horde in order to create our awesome Uber Villain…so we throw this dialogue in and take for granted you guys will swallow it in good faith”
OT: I guess that this signals Blizzard isn’t as stupid as to throw away one of the core traits that Sylvanas brought to the Forsaken table with the whole Banshee/Dark Ranger thing.
It’s something.
I partly hope gone and forgotten…but that would be to easy.
The whole initial " I now see the truth" thing, at the start now contradicts with them looking at Calia for answers…
I used to think that one of their “insights” was how “the processing” in the afterlife was broken and that only the Maw awaited after death, so in that regard they would basicly be thanking Sylvanas for taking them away from that fate…the flaw in my theory here seems to be the wisps, some night Elves turned into whisps after their death, others like Delaryn and Sira, didn’t…Do the wisps still make sense when the machine is broken?
Anyway, right now I’m more likely inclined to believe that allot of this story changes on the fly instead of having been planned…
This isn’t me trying to rile you up, but I’m honestly a bit curious now to where all of this is going, despite dreading that I may get another disappointment.
You should remember that, while it may not happen right away, there is still a chance for a twist, were both end up back with their own people, one way or another.
Yea, well, I mostly just want the undead night elves back in the alliance because joining the horde has never made sense in the first place without mind control and if they stay in the horde and even become some important NPC then I don’t know anymore.
See, I’m looking at this door icon…and I’m thinking…yes? Is there more? What does it mean? Where does it lead? What is the writer trying to tell us here…but…nothing, I mean I knew I’d get disappointed at one point, like I said, just didn’t think it would happen this soon >=(
Why would anyone want to be loyal to the Horde in it’s current state? Now’s the perfect time to break away, Baine’s too weak a Warchief to do anything about it.
Because the Horde is a family. Ohana and all that shizz. Baine’s first command as the new warchief was planting these notice boards all over Silvermoon, to fight blood elf separatism: https://i1.wp.com/criticaldispatches.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/ci09ah0uwaar-gj.png