I can assure you that the day Blizzard unveil a real High elven city with deep Quel’dorei Lore (with Quel’dorei symbols and new characters) every High elf fan will abandon Silvermoon for it.
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Quel’dorei blood is quel’dorei blood and it’s connected to Quel’Thalas.
You can deny your own nature
Rise up, brethen of the King and Prince Anasterian !
Throw out your blue cloths and tabard, burn your slave armor.
Embrace the Sunwell, kiss the land of your kind and feel the blood of your people !
reject the void and all its vain promises.
reject your human masters.
break your chains of servitude!
And then you’ll cry because whenever Blizzard unveils something they screw up so badly you want to pretend it’s not real. Just look at the Haranir’s Lore. They could have been a missing link between Trolls and Night Elves. But nooooo. Blizzard had to make them more ancient than life and then make their lore make no sense when you realize those ancient beings are tied to trees of which most aren’t even nearly as old as them.
They have. It’s Silverglade Refuge.
Silvermoon isn’t happening now. No Quel’dorei theme is entering Silvermoon with this. It’s just purely Blood Elf and Horde and as a High Elf supporter, I don’t want to be lumbered with that.
Silverglade is what we’ve been given as compensation with a possibility of Windrunner Village.
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Geee I wonder why. Maybe because Alliance did f… all to actually help Blood Elves when they needed it the most. Would go a long way to mend the bridges. But it was easier to send spies and Night Elven Saboteurs their way.
And you probably should know your theme is purely political disagreement and nothing deeper
You cannot trust humans
The past showed it many times.
When you cross your elvish staff closed to the next horde friend axe then you re both brothers in arms for ever
When you cross your elvish staff to the next human sword soldier, one day you re just a tool for battle, tomorrow the morning you re like a trash with “donkey ears” and deserve death.
The same with other races. Political disagreements have generated playable races.
But High Elf fanatics need to forget Silvermoon. Hell, they bang on about being High Elf fans yet talk so much about Blood Elves, that it baffles my mind.
What I want includes no Blood Elf talk or Blood Elf city or Blood Elf land in anyway, shape or form…just Alliance Quel’dorei. I wanted them far away from SMC and QT…but Silverglade and Windrunner Village might be what the Alliance Thalassians get, combined. Places shared between Void Elves and High Elves.
EDIT:
I don’t take any “High Elf fan” seriously if all they want is for SMC and Blood Elves to be made Alliance. They are laughable memes and jokes.
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Yeah. A restored Windrunner spire would be nice
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Possibly…but I’m not sure because they’ve already put Void Elf NPC’s in Windrunner Village and High Elf NPC’s at Silverglade, so the Windrunner Spire might, lorewise - go to the Alliance, but in-game - it might just be Windrunner Village and Silverglade Refuge
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You could just not participate on the thread?
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And embrace your orc ones?
GAAAARIIIIIIIIIIITHOOOOOOOOS!!!
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When I see the horde council members I see no orc master but only proud and strong blood elf voice.
Alliance high elves leaders :
Alliance high elf soldier pets :
https://ibb.co/2Y658m9T
Ahahahah no high elf leader 
I swear to god if you mean Pandaren then freaking understand this. Both Schools regardless of if they’re Alliance or Horde are individual MINORITIES of an overall neutral Nation. Ultimately Pandaria never chose the side. This does not apply to Elves whose whole point is that they chose the side. Well technically there was one Independent group but they all turned Wretched when they found something they could gorge on without it being alive. The High Elves don’t even make for unified front. There’s no singular leader they all united under. Quel’danil does not bow to Silver Covenant’s Vereesa and neither do elves that lived in Stormwind or Sons of Lothar Elves loyal to Alleria. The only thing uniting you is the exile.
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Neither do the Forsaken, yet they are a playable race.
Orcs have had several leaders as have Humans…not having a sole, single leader is a moot point.
And we actually don’t know how the scattered Alliance High Elf tribes view each other, because it’s never been expanded upon, but we do have returning High Elves to the story, between both the Covenant and Alleria’s company during the 2nd War. Auric and Rellian to name two and we have the Covenant High Elven Spellcasters and Spellbows.
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The thing is the races do have a singular leader or at least a council to call upon as their main representative. Tauren tribes all report to Baine, Orcs to Thrall, Undead have their new council with Callia being the most important, Humans have Turalyon until Anduin gets hit rear back from his pity party, Draenei have Valen etc. High Elves lack a unified leader. We could assume it’s Vereesa because her Silver Covenant was the most active
High elf fans like to ignore that the alliance abandoned the elves first.
You’ve interpreted a lot there which is your personal opinion. It’s NOT fact that Calia is the most important, therefore she is the leader of the Forsaken. It’s fact that the Forsaken are run by a Council, with 2 of those voices which strongly represent the Sylvanas-Era, a voice for the Darkfallen Elves and 2 which are post-Sylvanas.
High Elves are united under the Alliance banner. Whether it’s a single leader or a Quel’dorei Council at Silverglade…they’re all still Alliance. They all hate the Horde.
And we’ve got more of Alleria’s band returning from the 2nd War, like Relian and Auric and so, it’s not hard to imagine Alleria’s old group of High Elves, willingly work with Vereesa’s group of High Elves.
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The slaves who dont see the leash.
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Bal’a dash, friends.
I am here to remind everyone that:
It’s a beautiful night to be a Blood Elf on Alliance.
But it’s a shame Blizzard didn’t simply give us Quel’dorei.
Soon, perhaps!
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For the record the Drust talk was a wind up. Whilst I won’t entirely discount the theory, the Kul Tirans are more likely than not just a way of implementing a different Human build choice on the faction already containing Humans.
But the irony of getting so upset at someone indulging in completely mad headcanoning of the lore. This is what pro High Elf zealots sound like to everyone else! If you end up reading this comment, I hope the emotions you experienced were an education on what everyone else goes through listening to you.
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