Because blood elves also happened to have 15% of their entire population in that demon spacegoat steampunk orc land while also having their homeland portrayed in 2 zones + 1 in final patch that had them as one of two main foci.
Yes, Iâm sure all of Nâzothâs henchmen are just working for paychecks.
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Ignorance of lore is fine. It means they can just be a purple high elf with zero (0) draw backs! Eeeek fun.
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And this couldnât have happened in Stormsong? Perhaps increase the void elf lore characters by 50% by introducing a third NPC?
Nâzoth knocks on your door and talks about his vast range of benefits for working for him, ranging from free healthcare to adventurous training; the Twilight cult have a sports retreat in the Hinterlands!
WYD?
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Itâs well known at this point that Stormsong was a hot mess of a story & suffered the most from the decision to split BfAâs writing staff into 3 seperate groups.
Oh Iâm not sure! Iâve never worked for an Eldritch Horror before. He does have convincing eyes though.
yes they are. Told you helf fanboys are 
Thatâs why theâre on my list up above twice, after all.
take the job obviously.
Instead it happens in the novels and is not headcanon at all
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We also see ingame on several ocassions(Such as the Stormheim intro) that Genn can actually rage out and go worgen when poked enough, Iâd call the way he goes on Nathanos as âprimalâ.
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wtf why is kaelâthas writing a novel about himself
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How would that put spotlight on how Alliance reacted to them and dynamic they have with their new allies?
Unless you mean hardships they have with resisting Void, but we don´t need storyline about elfboi struggling to fight tentacleboi in his head, we know they hear whispers that can drive them mad.
Also, no, it couldn´t have happened in Stormsong because
- Void elves don´t have homeland there
- 15% of their entire population + their leader weren´t parked there 4 years prior by previous game that had the area as its focus
thereâs not a lot to do on outland after youâve enslaved most of the broken and turned an entire region into a crumbling mana farm
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I think WotLK would have turned out better if Kaelâthas came back & him and Arthas realised that Jaina was just holding them apart from eachother.
What novel was that?
So are you. As you seem fine with lazy and squandered potential rather than it being explored. Iâm not even arguing for the removal of void elves, just the exploration of the void elves. And youâre against it. Saying itâs fine as it with some murky implications at best if youâre creative about it.
Neither did the blood elves in a different timeline on draenor.
The lore of the land could be anything they wished, there could be a high elven outpost there from WC2 that they clean up and go loco in.
I donât deny that the writing has issues. Hellfire Peninsula itâs my complaint here with the sloth of the void elf story.
oh hey, half of a sideways excuse to link to someoneâs art of a scene Iâd have liked to see.
https://twitter.com/RGSpanner/status/1189292823285243905?s=20
https://twitter.com/RGSpanner/status/1194441543542812674?s=20
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would easily remind you that the original post of mine u went in on was about RP
Yes I want things to be better (i think everyone does in all aspects of life?) but that doesnât mean I canât enjoy what I have lol
??? can you quote me on this because i donât think youâre actually arguing with me, just with a fragment of your imagination that you think is me.
Gosh golly helfposters.
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What could have been worgen heritage.
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Wolfheart. Theme through out the novel is that the human side of worgen isnât really in control. At best it has a hand on the wheel even after the Ritual of Balance, but theyâre still in danger of going feral if they feed their rage â which a lot of the worgen in the novel struggle with constantly, including Genn. A couple mean words and the dudeâs fuming and about to attack.
Edit: also many worgen donât survive the Ritual of Balance either
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