Let's reverse the roles!

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Allright in order for all to be equal we need to reverse the roles of the Factions at present so, after the Shadow lands.
Baine will call us all together to fight the vile void.

Horde and Alliance alike will get a new neutral capital city within the Void known as Baine’s Conviction.
a Tauren heavy themed Strong Hold at the edge of Reality where the Noble and Just Horde under Baine’s honorable leadership has begun the fight against the Void.
Now the Alliance’s void elves and Alleria herself falls to madness however and convince Anduin Wrynn and most of the Alliance Leadership that the Void can be controlled, and surely there is no need to end a power that has helped them on time ends, naturally since the Boy king trust her he goes along with it, refusing to proper aid Baine.

Meanwhile Genn Greymane and Tyrande Whisperwind decides on their own accord and free will to work with the Void itself and becomes the main baddies possibly of this expansion.
However since this is of their free will there is possibly also some hidden motivations for the greater good or perhaps just some evil ploy.
Genn tries to convince Anduin to join their side, while Tyrande unleashes a new power of the Dark Moon empowered by the Void lords, leading an army of ghost void night elves.
attacking Baine’s Pride and every Horde Capital burning Thunder Bluff and all it’s civilians to the Ground, then raises up the fallen tauren spirits to fight for the Void.

Anduin becomes very depressed after Genn leaves him, and the Alliance lose faith in his capabilities to command this battle.
Making Anduin seek out redemption he leaves his crown and responsibility taking on a Journey to meet the Source of the Light and learn what he must do, with his old friend serving the Void and Tyrande destroying everything he has build.

the Alliance will only get quests at the start showing them how evil Genn and Tyrande are with the Void, except the points they make for fighting the Horde seems pretty valid in the bigger picture.

Anduin will then return to Azeroth later still depressed letting the Horde capture him, and sits in a cell crying, making plants grow around him and angels sing.

the Alliance heroes will then try to rescue Anduin only to be told that he desires not to be saved but just to be left alone, what the Alliance is becoming he cannot follow.

We then have a fancy Cinematic with Baine reminding Anduin who he is, what he stands for and they’ve accomplished together.
Meanwhile Genn is having second thoughts about this whole ordeal and Tyrande calls him weak, upon which Genn states that she is welcome to test him.

Fast forward a little and Anduin Stands Before Tyrande rallied alongside him is what remains of the Alliance and the Horde, every leader not dead or fallen to the Void stands there in approval.

Anduin is powerless before the Void warrior.
Now just as she goes to finish him, Genn Greymane jumps in between and takes the death Blow for Anduin, who will cry while holding his dying mentor and father-figure in his arms.

Tyrande will then make a dramatic monologue about how weak we are all are and just as she’s about to finish us.
the Vindicaar and many ships like it appear of reality itself and begins bringing down the hammer of Justice towards Tyrande’s void forces, forcing her to retreat through a Void tear created by Alleria and the void elves, whom all this time simply played Anduin and Genn.

and like this Ladies and Gentlemen both sides will feel absolutely horrible to play!
yay.

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Impossible and horribly boring goal.

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I liked it untill “Vindicaar and many ships like it…”
Otherwise interresting read :wink:

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I think the story must go like this:
We defeat the jailer but during the fight Anduin is mortally wounded. Jaina teleport him to Mechagon. They replace his legs and an arm and make him a mask to cover his scared face. After that Anduin believes that the only solution is absolute order.
He declares himself emperor and change his name to Darthuin the first.
Evil Alliance Empire vs Horde Republic.

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After fourth or fifth attempt of genocide, anyone trying to wipe out the horde would just be the lesser evil.

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So, you want something like this?

Worgen take over Alterac and turn it into a bastion of the Alliance. Horde try to retake it but fail. Frostwolves launch a counterattack, but gnomes destroy their whole army with an orbital laser cannon. Tarren Mill is no more.

Meanwhile, Khadgar returns, after becoming a new Guardian of Tirisfal in some book. The Horde will try to capture him, so he sinks a whole horde fleet with one spell. There will be a new content patch, where we solve Khadgar’s emotional issues alongside his new High Elf girlfriend A’ggra’ena, whom he also met in that book.

Afterwards, Rommath goes crazy and becomes a Void Cultist. Khadgar defeats him in some random dungeon. Afterwards, Void Elves destroy Stonard and cast all of its inhabitants into the Void. Warchief Baine swears to avenge this atrocity, so he marches to Stormwind and swears that he will end the alliance, but afterwards apologizes and comes back with a new worthless peace treaty that gives the Alliance uncontested ownership over Alterac in exchange for them maybe leaving the Barrens. That doesn’t work and the Alliance continues to invade the Barrens anyway. Baine organizes a defense.

Then Taran Zhu appears and reprimands Baine for his actions, for he is just as bad as the Void Elves for continuing this Cycle of Hatred. Baine gets two cinematics about dealing with this trauma and also a book.

Then Lor’themar suddenly disappears from the game, because it turns out that he was the one who made Kael’thas go crazy, revealed in a new warcraft novel. After Lor’themar is deposed in that novel, Kael’thas is then ressurected, crowned king and swears that he will restore Quel’thalas to its former glory. Following this, Kael’thas then proceeds to ignore Quel’thalas entirely and instead hangs out in Dalaran, being neutral.

Afterwards, Thrall has a story arc where he wants to become powerful enough to save his people from Alliance aggression. He recovers the Doomhammer, regains his lost strength and becomes the Earthwarder again somehow. Now wielding this vast power and empowered by the aspects, he goes to repel an alliance invasion of the Barrens. Said invasion results in Crossroads being permanently under attack by hippogrif riders and is led by John J. Keeshan. Thrall fights in an epic duel with Keeshan, who is empowered by a bunch of wisps Shandris sent him and thus Thrall the Earthwarder finds it surprisingly difficult to contend against such awesome power after such a power up. Thrall manages to destroy the wisps, but Keeshan manages to escape after taunting Thrall.

At the end of the expansion, Khadgar manages to defeat the Jailer using the A’tiesh and the ending cinematic includes the revelation that A’ggra’ena is pregnant with Khadgar’s son.

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Is this a jab at Erevien’s thread?

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