Isn t the blood elf of the Human Alliance How did it become a tribe

The plot is probably like this: Prince Kael'thas was treated unfairly at the human LM (see the Battle of the Frozen Throne - Blood Elves Campaign for details), and at the critical moment, Sister Vaskie saved him, and Little Kai had no way out, so he had to lead the people to Illidan. The rest of the people, led by the Regent, built Silvermoon City in Quel'Thalas, and because they hated the arrogance of the Terrans, they switched to the tribal camp, and because of their peculiarity, you can see that when the player was born, he was friendly with the Undercity, and everything else was neutral

Later, the elves said that the blood elves were abusing magic and drove them away. The Blood Elves left the Elves and moved to the place in the upper right corner, where they defected to the Horde.

This....Although the time of Warcraft is not short, but...You're going to ask me why....I don't know anything :-) I know that LM is going to fight when he sees BL, BL is going to fight when he sees LM, and if you don't hit you will be beaten....

There are a lot of stories about this Warcraft.,It's useless to know it.,It's not a strategy....It doesn't matter if you don't know, you just need to know how to fight.

The alliance wanted Kael'thas to kill all of them alone, and in desperation, Kai defected to Naga.

1.Inherently Contradictory The person above made it very clear.

2.One of their three princesses, Sylvanas, is the introduction of the undead boss. If you think about it, their princesses are the undead, so they joined the tribe.

In order to seek revenge on Arthas, he defected to the Burning Legion and broke with the Terran Alliance.

In the plot of Warcraft, Kael'thas and LM broke up.

In the setting of World of Warcraft, in times of war, the Alliance has no intention of helping the Blood Elves, who have no choice but to join the tribe when faced with a dilemma.

To this day, the Blood Elves are still wary and suspicious, perhaps because the long war has changed their character, or maybe it is difficult for them to completely change their preconceptions about the tribe. Regardless, they declined Sylvanas' offer of help, notably allowing the Forsaken army to be stationed in the territory of the Blood Elves.

And when the outnumbered Blood Elves face the Scourge Legion under the siege, they realize that they are in danger of being besieged, and no one seems willing to fight for Quel'Thalas, who is about to be reduced to ruins.

It is clear that the Alliance has no intention of lending a helping hand to the Blood Elves who have traveled far away in the Outlands or the Blood Elves who have stayed on Azeroth to resist the Scourge Legion. The High Elves who had fallen apart and were still breathing could not be trusted, and the Alliance thought that the Blood Elves could not be trusted.

Faced with a dilemma, the situation of the Blood Elves, who had no other choice, seemed more and more necessary and possible to form an alliance with the Horde.

That was a long, long time ago, when the Blood Elf leader Sylvanas was turned into an undead, and the Blood Elves have always been suspicious of the Alliance, especially humans. So in the end they had to join the tribe because Sylvanas was the tribe.

Wrong, wrong, wrong, in fact, because the Blood Elves call themselves High Elves, but they are so obsessed with magic that they absorb the power of magic from the Well of Eternity. Opened the Well of Eternity, which led to the invasion of the Scourge Legion, and was banished by the Night Elves, becoming a race that betrayed the Night Elves. Although claiming to be a High Elf.

But he made an irreparable mistake, was expelled from his home in the night, and had to join the tribe You can go and see the official history of Warcraft

In the end, the brainless general didn't obey my Queen Xi.

The Blood Elves and the Night were originally a family, Arthas learned to absorb magic from the demons to survive, so he led some of the elves away, because they became blood elves by absorbing magic, the Night Elves continued to live on the moon well, and the Night and Blood had different views and parted ways! Before the Blood Elves took refuge with the Horde, the Alliance attacked Amani, blinding the Troll Chief's eyes and an arm! Because the tribe accepted the blood elf race, the trolls who followed Amani and the alliance were at odds with the tribe, and there was a copy of Amani!

Because at first, the blood elves were loyal to the alliance under the leadership of the leader Kael'thas, but the alliance did not trust and discriminated against them, and even concocted charges to throw Xiao Kai into prison to prepare for the autumn queen, Illidan sent Vasqi to rescue him, so Xiao Kai broke away from the alliance and served Illidan, but later he found out that Illidan was leaving the Burning Legion and was ready to go it alone, and felt that Illidan was not strong enough without a backstage, so he betrayed Illidan and directly defected to the Burning Legion. Of course, this kind of capricious two or five boys did not end well.,In the end, the player was knocked out of the 5-person copy on the Magister platform.。。。

When Kael'thas left the Outlands and took refuge in Illidan, some of the conscientious Blood Elves decided to set up their own doors and no longer recognize Xiao Kai as their leader, because the root of the tragic fate of the Blood Elves is the Burning Legion, and Xiao Kai actually recognized the thief as his father!

This part of the independent blood elves is lonely, and they urgently need to form an alliance to keep warm, but they no longer believe in the alliance, so... Took refuge in the tribe.

Then let's talk about the origin of the blood elves first.

The High Elves left the Night Elves and came to Azeroth, where they continued their research on magic and changed their name to the High Elves. There is a contradiction between the High Elves and the Night Elves, first of all, because of the ancient wars brought about by magic, the Night Elves are very repulsive to this energy and have a monopoly on druids, which conflicts with the ideas of the High Elves.

War broke out due to the arrival of the Blood Elves who took possession of the sacred land of the Amani trolls. In order to find allies, the High Elves found Fort Riptide in the south, and used teaching magic as a bargaining chip in exchange for the help of humans, and together they defeated the Amani trolls. In fact, at this time, the High Elves and humans were in an alliance.

After the change of the human kingdom, the mage broke the tradition and established a second human city outside of Riptide Castle--- Dalaran, and then the influence of Riptide Castle declined, and there were a series of cities such as Oakrant, Gilneth, Lordaeron, Kurtilas, and Stormwind, during which the High Elves and humans were still friendly. Due to Dalaran's presence, there was a lot of communication between humans and the High Elves.

Then there is the War3 plot, Arthas was corrupted into a DK, destroyed Lordaeron and went north to conquer Silvermoon City, and many High Elves became members of the Undead Scourge. Kael'thas then rushed back to his hometown from Dalaran, changed his race to the Blood Elves, and joined the human army to fight against the Scourge. Anyone who has played the Battle of the Frozen Throne knows that Garithars blindly rejected the blood elves, put Kael'thas in a desperate situation, and gave Naga a chance to follow Illidan to save the country and save his people.

At this point, the relationship between the blood elves and humans had actually broken down.

If you look at the situation in the northern part of Azeroth at the time, the power of the alliance can be almost ignored. Fort Riptide has long been marginalized, Gilneth has begun to close off the country, Kurtilas does not know where it is, and the other human kingdoms and the Brute Hammer tribe are almost all overwhelmed by the invasion of natural disasters. Lordaeron was destroyed, Dalaran was destroyed, and the underground Undercity emerged from the control of the Scourge and became a new force, supported by the orc minotaurs.

Coupled with the hatred for humans mentioned earlier, and the discord with the Night Elves, the most reliable and stable forces in the alliance are the nearest ones are the Iron Forge, which is 108,000 miles away. If you join the alliance, who can you count on to help the blood elves if something happens?