She shouldn’t be there at all, though. She’s not a Horde character, they’d be better off sticking with Voss as the Forsaken stand-in as they been. Calia is nowhere NEAR that point yet where she can stand there and rep the Forsaken.
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Alot of characters are better than Sylvanas, but this just ain’t it. You have to realize this is an insult to people who play Forsaken. “Hey, you like dark, edgy, themes? Here’s a character who’s the complete opposite of that!” There’s definitely a better way to handle this.
I guess Thrall was an insult to Orc players. How dare they make a character re-define an entire race in order for them to have a future or place in this world. How dare they give new themes and ideas to a race that commit terrible acts. Oh yes. This should totally continue.
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Cuz Thrall is still an Orc, through-and-through, he was trained by Orgrim and the Frostwolves in Orcish customs. He was able to carry these lessons into leading the Horde. Calia does not possess the same credentials in regards to the Forsaken....
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By your standards, Thrall shouldn't work then. Thrall had little of an idea of what orcs were or did. Until he learned what they were & changed the way their Horde worked. People are jumping the gun with Calia & assuming she's not trying to learn what the Forsaken are.
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....She’s not even lived with her own people for literal decades. You can’t compare a complete outsider like Calia, to someone like Thrall who literally spent part of his later life learning of his races customs.
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Calia can still learn from Voss the very person installing her as Queen nothing is stopping that or disapproving that from occurring.
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