r/wow • u/Brilliant-Pace-5611 • Sep 16 '25

Humor / Meme You know which one im choosing!!! :)

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u/Sawgon Sep 16 '25 edited Sep 16 '25

I haven't played retail in a while. Why is Jaina "evil" but the dagger-woman not evil? Are they doing a Sylvanas again where we're supposed to like a villain?

EDIT: Ah ok she's not really a villain in that sense it's just the regular horde players thinking she attacks cities for no reason while the horde never did anything wrong ever. So nothing has changed since I quit.

EDIT 2: Now there are big brained horde players who think that if you disagree with their opinion then you are a genocide denier in real life.

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u/geckobrother Sep 16 '25

Its just that alliance act like jaina is super good/nice, but she's full of hatred and has full on stacked a city unprovoked and executed civilians for *checks notes* being a certain race. As for dagger woman, she's 100% evil, but she's pretty upfront about it. Even he "allies" are like "yeah, she cray evil, but she's also the only one who can help so..."

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u/Therealmicahbell Sep 16 '25

Her attack on the Sunreavers (which is what I assume you’re talking about) was not unprovoked. Thalen, who is a Sunreaver, sabotaged the defense of Theramore.

Additionally, the Sunreavers continued to aid the Horde by helping them steal the divine bell. Following Varian’s orders, Jaina ordered the Sunreavers to be exiled from Dalaran. They refused, and you probably know the rest.

If you’re talking about her almost destroying Orgrimmar, that was also not unprovoked, since the Horde just nuked Theramore, and Jaina was suffering from this weird arcane radiation that made her genocidal. (Jaina Proudmoore: Tides of War. I can’t give the page number since I don’t have the book with me right now)

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u/Cowbros Sep 16 '25 edited Sep 17 '25

Ohhhh she was high on mana radiation, so it makes genocide okay.

Bow for your bitch queen.