She’s the Druid we save in Exile’s reach on Alliance side. Her name is Ralia Dreamcatcher.
What I like about her is that she’s exactly what I imagine a Night elf Druid would act.
“Oh those poor spiders”
She cares about spiders who captured her and almost killed her. She has a strong love for nature and all animals, even dangerous animals. That’s again, exactly what I imagine the Night elves to be. Peaceful, nature and animal lovers. However, we have horrible representation like Tyrande and maybe even Malfurion.
Ralia is so much better!
Something about her is very likable, and unfortunately aside from Exile’s reach we won’t be seeing much of her.
Well, not sure what to say. It took like 15 years or so to find out about Mankrik’s wife destiny. So, that’s blizzard story telling for you. Might see her. Eventually.
Well, as someone who learned about night elves in warcraft 3, I’d imagine night elves to be more of “shoot first, ask later” creatures, when it comes to humanoids. So, kind of, but when it’s all that is left, the race felt hollow. But I aslo skipped the WoD onward part, so maybe they are not toothless parody of themselves they were turned into by the dev team.
Yup, it’s not even clear what they are supposed to be, or if the dev teams could explain what are they representing.
Now, on paper I would rather team up with Azshara. In practice I have little faith the devs could handle such character, given that she is… not simple in motivations.
There is a contradiction between the narrative (forgiveness, cooperation, together fighting for the greater_good™), and gameplay (keeping the faction separation is good, can’t cooperate with another faction players). So, anything not 1-demensional is unlikely IMO. Oh well.
She sounded more like a apprentice then someone who knows about the balance of things.
More interesting response there for me was that Draenei about the light.