hey nerd
you know about blood elves and stuff. how likely is it that a fresh blood knight recruit would still have green eyes
About as likely as anyone really. The elves still got green eyes everywhere.
Honestly itâs down to you my man, the gold eyes are just a side-effect of the Sunwell combined with faith. You can have green eyes or gold, itâs not that big of a deal.
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sure. i doubt iâd ever have time to RP, but I always like to have my ducks in a row so to speak and a fleshed out backstory just on the off chance
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Even a just-turned-18-ish blood elf will have the Sunwell reigniting as a very recent event, and anyone older than that will have fought either in Outland or with the Shattered Sun - plenty of opportunity for someone to retain green eyes at least for a while
To me, she seems to be resentful at them just because they remind her of the highborne, a society she has a huge bias against.
Her comments go beyond ânightwell badâ. She keeps saying stuff such as âthe more NB rebels die for the cause, the less night elves lives are spentâ. Then accuses the leader of the rebels that she may betray the Alliance and Horde and become the next Azshara, which is a terrible diplomatic move.
These things donât stem from the idea that the Nightwell alone is the problem, she took issue with the whole race.
Yeah, they just used a giant demon for what, 7K years?
âHey, itâs your fault if I hate you, maybe itâs better if you die in starvationâ = if that isnât stupid diplomatic approach, idk what else is.
Also friendly reminder that in terms of corrupted powers, druidism isnât so much better: the night elves have been vulnerable to the nightmare, or have been turned into satyrs during the Legionâs assault, and ofc they had betrayers in their leadership, ie. Staghelm who sided with a faction that had âapocalypse-inducingâ powers.
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As of chronicles, Horde attacked Eldreâthalas, killed the demon/void creature (blizzard is inconsistent on these doggos) and the murderer prince. The shenâdralar were tossed out to be magical hobos for years supposedly living in the wilds somehow until joining night elf society.
Magic addiction not addressed, itâs only a problem when plot convenient. Look at the void elves.
When demons were masses spawned out of chaotic energies, writers and designers could be fast and loose with what they actually were and that was a good thing. You didnât really question the big cthulu esque dog because it was a demon, god only knows what kind of weird crap the Twisting Nether churns out. With nu-Blizzardâs flowchart labeling of every single entity in the cosmology (and turning demons into something more akin to the Zerg from Starcraft) we run into this all the time. Why is the Burning Legion employing voidwalkers if their purpose is to destroy the world to prevent it from being tainted by void?
[Stonetower enters Korthia for the first time and encounters his first mob]
I have known Gromits for about thirty seconds but if anyone ever made them sad I would kill everyone in the Shadowlands and then myself
https://imgur.com/a/1vDRhgb dig dig dig dig
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just wanna live for the swarm 
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Eyeball doggo is also a major boss battle in nyâalotha. Then thereâs that thing in WoDâs hellfire citadel.
Establishing Fel as purely destructive, fuelling itself to destroy more, you also actively dodge the issue of fel corruption not seeming entirely detrimental. If youâre juiced with something fundamentally destructive youâd look more like the the withered of Suramar than a swole illidan.
Furthermore, the Shenâdralar draining Arcane power from its fundamental opposite of Fel Chaos magic (an artefact from the time the lore said all Arcane is of the Nether and Fel is its untamed most potent form ĂĄ la warhammer Warp) and seeming no worse off while the nightborne turn pointy from whatever the nightwell was.
Maybe the Shenâdralar are just masking their withered, fel/void tainted mummified husks under elaborate illusions to appear as they did in ye olden days?
The enemy of my enemy is my slave that I bound by obtaining his true name from the byzantine politics of the Void.
Actual canon.
How convenient this part was never addressed again and Blizzard is doing everything to forget about the shenâdralar. Surely if an accident burned them all downâŚ
I think that the most detrimental thing to WoW has been the revolving door of CDEVs, we went from Neilson, Metzen, Afrisisisisisisiabi then in came Kosak (I wager people are missing his angle with the Forsaken now, heh) the old guard trickled out and now we have Danuser + co.
I think Neilson et alâs vision of everything differed from Kosakâs and that differs from Danuser. Though I do think Danuser has been the most destructive with his handling of the narrative.
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But they were actually brought back to relevance by evacuating Teldrassil refugees by dirty wizardry.
Another tally of hypocrisy for the night elves. 
The Hava Agreement clearly establishes why this is an acceptable exception to the rule
How is it an agreement if I never agreed to it? HUH.
Hava nice day LMAO GOTTEM
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