World of Warcraft Review Stream, Part 34 (Howling Fjord Alliance)



Read more about World of Warcraft ➜ https://worldofwarcraft.mgn.gg

Website: http://www.lorerunner.com

WoW Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LHOyn2qc4sA&list=PL4JW4sDOI8X3LZItBkn9ONJJCcFWVMQ1I&index=1

Guessing Game Sheet: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1xlS8cN3mrsngLuY6C6Qwt680pa8pjN_uHCUH2Ql7mpw/edit?usp=sharing

Link To Live Review Document: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1zktLHK3IIakWeolGhgcsXlu_6N-CZeSrj1NgFV8xaig/edit

All original works are the property of respective owners.

source

6 thoughts on “World of Warcraft Review Stream, Part 34 (Howling Fjord Alliance)”

  1. Something I find interesting is that there's an arc that starts with Wow Vanilla, and ends in Legion, of the two main state actors, the Hord and the Aliance, gradually disgracing themselves and losing ground to none state actors, to include the player characters. You start out as, effectively, mercs recruited to handle small scale local problems so that your faction can divert more forces to stand off against each other. By Wrath, you and those like you are among the only ones who can get anything done as the Hord and Aliance struggle to even hold beach heads. You end up working with the Argent Crusade and others like them, again none state actors who don't align with either faction. And then by Legion… Well, we know what happens in legion. I almost think that BFA would have been better if they had framed it as both governments trying desperately to reassert their authority over a mercenary adventurer "class" that's gotten completely out of their control, and which is very likely more popular with the masses than they are. Buuuut Bliz didn't do that soooo… Oh well.

    Reply

Leave a Comment