I've read concerns that the Horde suddenly looks like the "bad faction" under Sylvanas. Historic reminder: The Horde faction managed a dragon breeding program. They kept Alexstrasza captive and forced her to produce red dragons to be used as Horde mounts for orc dragonriders.
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Replying to @SkolnickWho
This was during the Second War, which was the old Horde under the leadership of Orgrim Doomhammer. The Dragonmaw clan did this with the help of Deathwing. This was not Thrall's Horde (the Horde we players are part of). https://wow.gamepedia.com/Dragonmaw_clan
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Replying to @CasualFolami
Precisely. Simply an example that their story is a beautiful rollercoaster narrative. Horde started as, essentially, group of conventional storybook monsters (goblins, zombies, orcs, trolls). Their glorious storyline faces uneven leadership decisions, yet ability to rise above.
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Replying to @SkolnickWho @CasualFolami
#RememberSouthshore#RememberTheramoreIsle What cities have the Alliance taken over or destroyed?3 replies 0 retweets 2 likes -
Replying to @Mconniff @SkolnickWho
OK, firs, I was responding to Skolnick's specific example, one which people love to bring up without the context I provided. Camp Turajo springs to mind, something that doesn't ever get much attention. Also, what happened to Garrosh at the end of MoP?
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Good context. All versions of the Horde arrive as a troubled group w/leaders of various degrees... Thrall (WoW's star who saved Azeroth) to Vol'Jin, down to the Garrosh & Sylvanas. Highest highs, lowest lows. All in character of the Horde, making that faction a great storyline.
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