No. I thought in WoW. They would never ally with humans without Demons about to annihalte them. They would never ally themselves with humans, before legion's invasion. In WoW, lorewise, it would make more sense for Humans and Orcs to be allies, the main races of Alliance/Horde, than any of them being allies of Night Elves or Forsaken.Wow... as if strategy games are made without considering the melee and gameplay aspect.
It makes whole sense in what and how the plot evolves/unveils.
Have you ever heard about great loves, movie loves frm the big screen. That's how you're supposed to imagine Malfurion and Tyrande, and the other Night Elves, love isn't all about sex. And of course, it wouldn't make sense in Wc3 terms that the women raise children, remember Night Elves are about feminism.(in Wc3 at least, WoW changed that a bit, but still kept that part)The men were sleeping and the women were doing everything but not raising any children.
Ah, I mean, night elves are all monastic. Their love is only at the word level.
What I meant to say is that the Sunwell is a billion times less powerful than the original Well of Eternity, as well as the Capital City around it, Silvermoon, though maybe the greatest and most advanced city in the world, is still a billion times smaller and less prosperous than any major city from Azshara's empire, let alone Zin'Azshari.Actually, imagine that the sun's energy is infinitely better than the moon's 0.
In Warcraft III the moon stimulates melanin. What I mean is that night elves have a reverse melanin effect.
Right, as if it was in their interest to erase their past especially it being related to their enemies, in a way. How smart would that be, the night elves remembering but the high elves not.
Kael's jaw did not drop when seeing Maiev and Tyrande. I'm pretty sure night elves were not taboo.
Ah, so, if you're not immortal, then you can breed like insects?
High Elves and Night Elves are not enemies, they fought together in the War of the Ancients, future High Elves betraying Azshara and giving up their safe position as the Highborne. They just can't live with one another and have parted ways. One can't stand magic, and the other is 100% in it, and can't live without it. The High Elves forgot about the Night Elves, untill RoC, as they were surprised by the Night Elves in RoC, like orcs and humans. There were probably some texts kept, but the general populace didn't know. The Night Elves as well. They had no clue that the High Elves descend from the exiled Highborne.