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And then again, being at the point of three different Class Campains (Dk, Pala and Priest), she is quite shown around. Not to say something wrong here, but she is quite present. Yes she does not shows off the "I am part of the Horde" but thats suited to the main narrative

When I'm talking about representation in the Expansions I am talking about the main storyline. The raids, the patch's main story, etc. 7.0: Sylvanas tries to take Val'kyr 7.1: Liadrin leads the Sin'dorei into Nighthold 7.2: No Horde present. 7.3: Liadrin is on the Disco Ship.

Liadrin is present. I'm not saying she isn't but I am going to say what she is doing in those appearances isn't enough. I vaguely remember her conversations or fighting in the background but she's not in the forefront.

What's the most upsetting part of this is the Legion is a big reason as to why the Horde is what it is. I get that MoP & WoD were already Orc focused but the Legion was a crucial part of their story and not even having that acknowledge in the story even remotely was bullshit.

But so were many others aswell. The reason why there are that many Elves, Nagas and even the landscape of Azeroth itself, is based upon the Legion, they all do deserve their representation too - just like the Draenei and their major Patch in 7.3.

And I think, but thats personal, they took the story and connection with Orcs and the Legion in WoD. As Gul'Dan was from 6.0 to 7.1 the main villain afterall.

I mean to put it bluntly. We had Orcs as our main villains for a lot of patches. We had Garrosh in SoO, The Warlords, with Blackhand in WoD, Gul'Dan/Archimonde in WoD and then again Gul'Dan in Nighthold. They have been quite elobarnt on this regard how Orcs have developed

A protagonist orc differs completely from an antagonist orc & given the importance of the Legion to the Horde's upbringing it makes total sense to include them in the FINAL BATTLE AGAINST THE LEGION.