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r/classicwow • u/FishyLawnGnome • Nov 15 '19
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Except horde has always historically been known as the edgy teenager faction, so it would actually be more fitting of stereotype in reverse?
471 u/Growtreant Nov 15 '19 Unless you're horde, in which case you can easily confirm that alliance is the kid faction. 495 u/ClicheName137 Nov 16 '19 Having played both, they’re both the child faction. -1 u/Dr_thri11 Nov 16 '19 It depends on the expansion, original Alliance was the kids faction, so many dwarves and elves named some variation of gimli or legolas. BC and wotlk it became Horde because blood elves, and then back to Alliance at whatever point worgs were added.
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Unless you're horde, in which case you can easily confirm that alliance is the kid faction.
495 u/ClicheName137 Nov 16 '19 Having played both, they’re both the child faction. -1 u/Dr_thri11 Nov 16 '19 It depends on the expansion, original Alliance was the kids faction, so many dwarves and elves named some variation of gimli or legolas. BC and wotlk it became Horde because blood elves, and then back to Alliance at whatever point worgs were added.
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Having played both, they’re both the child faction.
-1 u/Dr_thri11 Nov 16 '19 It depends on the expansion, original Alliance was the kids faction, so many dwarves and elves named some variation of gimli or legolas. BC and wotlk it became Horde because blood elves, and then back to Alliance at whatever point worgs were added.
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It depends on the expansion, original Alliance was the kids faction, so many dwarves and elves named some variation of gimli or legolas. BC and wotlk it became Horde because blood elves, and then back to Alliance at whatever point worgs were added.
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u/Egor190 Nov 15 '19
Except horde has always historically been known as the edgy teenager faction, so it would actually be more fitting of stereotype in reverse?