🎄stefmadarts  🎄

like @BenGrandblade and agree peace feels so weird right now, like cool, no more fighting but it's quite obvious that there will either be 1) no resolution 2) tyrande will become another Blizzard™ Crazy Woman Villain 3) the quest for vengeance will be painted as villainous

Most if not all of my nelves are infuriated at the armistice and the lack of justice for their people--Tanefrun included, as her neutrality died as she saw Lor'danel get destroyed in front of her eyes. To expect the Kaldorei as a whole to agree with this peace is madness.

I've always been of the opinion that Blizzard doesn't know how to write the Kaldorei correctly, as so many authors write them differently. The Kaldorei have been written as passive for ages now, and where has it gotten them? How much loss have they experienced because of it?

The Kaldorei as a whole deserve to be aggressive after how much they've lost over the millenia. They deserve to kick the Horde out of their ancestral homelands. They deserve to kick them out of Ashenvale with how much destruction and desecration they've caused.

The Kaldorei have had enough. And the armistice is a spit in the face of their suffering. When will we have justice for Teldrassil? When will we have justice for the amount of civillians killed in Astranaar by Saurfang's hand?

Why is Saurfang praised when he was the one who led the armies of the Horde through Felwood to ambush the Kaldorei who fought to keep them away from their home? Why is he praised when he stole Delaryn's line of "You can't kill hope" when he spat it back at Sylvanas?

Anduin had the GALL to not lend aid to her during the Darkshore warfront that is no doubt still ongoing, yet he lent soldiers to Saurfang of all people. The boy-king needs to learn to support his allies, not fraternize with the enemy. Trust will be broken among Alliance leaders.

Blizzard's writing is so incredibly convoluted in what it hopes to achieve that my optimism continues to fade. I want to see justice done for the Kaldorei and how their plight has been pushed to the side countless times during the War Campaign, only mentioned in passing by Shaw.