Now why would the High Elves (who have become known as the Blood Elves now) want to join the Alliance when Night Elves are a part of that faction?
First of, they already are a part of the alliance. The night elves, or Tyrande specifically, does not run the Alliance, she doesn't really ahve a say in it, the high elves were there before her, she joined a faction that already had the high elves in it.
Though that has had it's rocky moments aswell.
If Tyrande would be an issue or even have a say in the high elves forming up with eachother to fully join as an actual faction, then the fact that alot of them quit arcane in total. The Quel'danil elves shouldn't really be an issue for Tyrande at all since they're not even dependent on magic anymore.
There has been no development to ever suggest that such an alliance can ever form. And there are no blue-eyed High Elves left anymore apart from the handful few who were away from their homeland of Quel'thalas during the events of Warcraft 3, like Vereesa, Alleria, etc.
Is that an Alliance between the night elves and high elves? Because they're both in the Alliance, making them Allies, and they weren't hostile when they helped in Suramar together so I think it's safe to say it's not an issue.
I actually think the whole idea of Tyrande being a dick to the Nightborn comes from poor writing rather than anything els. Not only are the highborne back in her society as far as I'm aware, shes been allied with some of the most magic loving races on azeroth for a while now like the humans and high elves, so her being a dick to the nightborn seems more like bad writing meant to make it so that the nightborn has some kind of reason to join the Horde.
But back to the point, the high elves were able to bring an army to Silvermoon and operate Dalaran and live in the Quel'danil lodge and live in a purely high elven base on outland at the same time, so clearly theres enough of them. To be a race, specially since void elves can.
So to sum it up, this imaginary and non-existent High Elven 'faction' (if you can even call a handful of such elves a faction) with blue eyes you want absorbed into the Alliance is basically a playable race on the Horde, only with green eyes, and thus it stands to reason that it is something that will never happen. Ever. Get over it.
Void elves were a non-existent faction until the day they were released.
They're not playable on the Horde, those are blood elves, they have a different theme, and if the brand new wow book is to believe, the blood elves are very culturally different from how they were before, AKA very different from the high elves. In the new book they are described as bitter, and no longer interested in ceremonial activities. This, backed up by the fact that Elisande refers to the blood elves and high elves as different races when she throws shade at them duringt he opening of the Suramar raid shows that they have grown apart so much that even an outsider can have different reasons to roast them.
And what makes you think it will never happen? Blizzard never said no. Ion said "The Horde is there for you" because of surface level things like "fair skinend and blonde", while even he didn't say "no". He said "Everything is possible in the future, as of now no plans in the short term."
Doesn't seem too unlikely to me.
18/05/2018 00:01Posted by
Serbon here is a larger chance they will allow us to have blue eyed blood elves
Based on what? We already know the sunwell gives people yellow eyes, not blue.
Well, I have seen a number of posts like these which deserve snide and to the point replies. Underneath all the eloquently made points by the original poster, in which he clearly spent a lot of time in editing, if one reads between the lines, anyone can see it is basically a bawling post by an Alliance player to get High Elves as a playable race just so he can xmog some characters and strut around Stormwind.
One could come to the conclusion that since 90% of the anti-high elf people are blood elf players they are just biased because they're afraid the Alliance would get newer better customizations than the blood elves.
He misses the point of what the High Elves represent in the evolution of the Elves, they are the middle point of the evolution of the Elves as can be seen in some quests in Winterspring as well. He hasn't even done his homework about the matter.
What are you even talking about? The blood elves have existed for 11 years. The high elves have existed for thousands apon thousands of years. They have not changed for those thousands apon thousands of years which we know because some of them would likely still be alive.
he High Elves are not numerous enough to form their own faction.
If the void elves are, then so are the high elves.
hey are a handful of vagabonds like Vereesa who left the Horde or the small number of Elves like the ones in Dalaran who are working for the Kirin Tor.
They didn't leave the Horde, they never joined.
And with Void Elves now a part of the Alliance I'd prefer if Blizzard just put a stop to this whole matter and focused on other cool races like trolls and orcs.
Thats your opinion. And why is 3 different orc allied races and 3 different troll allied races okay but not 3 thalassian elves?