Comments on: No Rest For The Weary http://lady-jess.com/2008/games/wow/the-ladies/jessmyn/no-rest-for-the-weary (Have You Seen My Stapler?) Thu, 17 May 2012 19:43:53 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Theawąkening http://lady-jess.com/2008/games/wow/the-ladies/jessmyn/no-rest-for-the-weary/comment-page-1#comment-1303 Theawąkening Wed, 31 Dec 2008 22:06:49 +0000 http://lady-jess.com/2008/wow/questing/no-rest-for-the-weary#comment-1303 Again... I will revise my errors. In the future I will reread what I write, just writing about the lore (which I'm a big fan of) gets me a bit hastey. And I usually am not so grammatically inclined to fail :( *is unquestionably passionate about and willing to defend the Alliance at whatever cost. Again… I will revise my errors. In the future I will reread what I write, just writing about the lore (which I’m a big fan of) gets me a bit hastey. And I usually am not so grammatically inclined to fail :(

*is unquestionably passionate about and willing to defend the Alliance at whatever cost.

]]> By: Theawąkening http://lady-jess.com/2008/games/wow/the-ladies/jessmyn/no-rest-for-the-weary/comment-page-1#comment-1302 Theawąkening Wed, 31 Dec 2008 22:03:30 +0000 http://lady-jess.com/2008/wow/questing/no-rest-for-the-weary#comment-1302 Oh by no means do I believe it was Thrall's fault- I think the king merely sees all the wrong the horde as a faction has done to prevent what he sees as the perfect world from forming. Perhaps blind to the wrongdoings of his own people, but I shall see him as a great leader nonetheless. Too long have we been led by a small child, we now have a leader who- regardless of which side you acquaint yourself with- is unquestionably passionate about and will to defend the Alliance at whatever cost. We now have him and lady Jaina Proudmoore (also an amazing character in the lore) leading and defending us :D I believe the King and Jaina counterbalance each other in a way- brilliant on Blizzard's part. I would write more, but I have to level my paladin! I need to complete this quest line again... The Battle for Undercity awaits. =D Oh by no means do I believe it was Thrall’s fault-
I think the king merely sees all the wrong the horde as a faction has
done to prevent what he sees as the perfect world from forming.
Perhaps blind to the wrongdoings of his own people,
but I shall see him as a great leader nonetheless.

Too long have we been led by a small child, we now have a leader who-
regardless of which side you acquaint yourself with- is unquestionably passionate about and will to defend the Alliance at whatever cost.
We now have him and lady Jaina Proudmoore (also an amazing character in the lore) leading and defending us :D I believe the King and Jaina counterbalance each other in a way- brilliant on Blizzard’s part.

I would write more, but I have to level my paladin! I need to complete this quest line again… The Battle for Undercity awaits. =D

]]> By: Lady Jess http://lady-jess.com/2008/games/wow/the-ladies/jessmyn/no-rest-for-the-weary/comment-page-1#comment-1293 Lady Jess Sat, 27 Dec 2008 22:50:31 +0000 http://lady-jess.com/2008/wow/questing/no-rest-for-the-weary#comment-1293 err that should read after killing putress he blamed the entire betrayal on the Orcs err that should read after killing putress he blamed the entire betrayal on the Orcs

]]> By: Lady Jess http://lady-jess.com/2008/games/wow/the-ladies/jessmyn/no-rest-for-the-weary/comment-page-1#comment-1291 Lady Jess Wed, 24 Dec 2008 22:07:30 +0000 http://lady-jess.com/2008/wow/questing/no-rest-for-the-weary#comment-1291 True, however he killed Putress and blamed the orcs, it was Sylvanas' employee, in Sylvanas' city, if he'd blamed HER I'd understand. So by all means, distrust Sylvanas and the forsaken. But as it happens, he is blaming Thrall, who out of EVERYONE would be the ONE Horde leader to completely understand the King's past tribulations, as HE was himself brutalized and held captive by humans, and saw his best friend (and possibly first love) murdered for having saved him. The King was in fact released from his bondage, while Thrall had to escape. While his distrust of the Orcs is warranted, is rash accusation of Thrall when faced with the betrayal of a completely different race (or members therein) makes me question his thinking, and my faith in his leadership. True, however he killed Putress and blamed the orcs, it was Sylvanas’ employee, in Sylvanas’ city, if he’d blamed HER I’d understand. So by all means, distrust Sylvanas and the forsaken.

But as it happens, he is blaming Thrall, who out of EVERYONE would be the ONE Horde leader to completely understand the King’s past tribulations, as HE was himself brutalized and held captive by humans, and saw his best friend (and possibly first love) murdered for having saved him. The King was in fact released from his bondage, while Thrall had to escape.

While his distrust of the Orcs is warranted, is rash accusation of Thrall when faced with the betrayal of a completely different race (or members therein) makes me question his thinking, and my faith in his leadership.

]]> By: Theawąkening http://lady-jess.com/2008/games/wow/the-ladies/jessmyn/no-rest-for-the-weary/comment-page-1#comment-1290 Theawąkening Wed, 24 Dec 2008 21:21:34 +0000 http://lady-jess.com/2008/wow/questing/no-rest-for-the-weary#comment-1290 Wow I had some typos. *I myself think we have a very, very good leader. I apologize. Wow I had some typos.
*I myself think we have a very, very good leader.

I apologize.

]]> By: Theawąkening http://lady-jess.com/2008/games/wow/the-ladies/jessmyn/no-rest-for-the-weary/comment-page-1#comment-1289 Theawąkening Wed, 24 Dec 2008 21:19:45 +0000 http://lady-jess.com/2008/wow/questing/no-rest-for-the-weary#comment-1289 About the King, and how you feel about him. Without knowing the backstory, one might feel that he is essentially as ruthless as those he speaks of. However he's gone through much more then most people know about as far as the lore goes. He's been locked up in prisons, had his wife murdered, and been through more trials then most of the Alliance's heroes. And his disdain for Thrall and his people is only natural because of this. And I'm sure the King knows that in the bottom of the orc's hearts is infact a bloodthirst for evil doing, due to their bonds with the Burning Legion's Mannoroth the Destructor, who gave them power in turn for their allegiance with the Burning Legion. And of course, we cannot forget his best friend had just been killed because of a betrayal of the Apothecary Putress, who used to serve Lady Sylvanas. To him, it was just a testement to the evil that lies in all of the horde, and that (as he stated) more would follow. And keep in mind, we were battling in Undercity. Undercity is built around the ruins of Lorederon, a once alliance city. So fighting these evils where an Alliance city should be all along... it's going to start to take it's toll. I myself thing we have a very, very good leader. If I could repeat the whole storyline leading up to the Battle for Undercity, I would in a heartbeat, regardless of payment. That's just me though =P About the King, and how you feel about him.
Without knowing the backstory, one might feel that he is essentially as ruthless as those he speaks of. However he’s gone through much more then most people know about as far as the lore goes.

He’s been locked up in prisons, had his wife murdered, and been through more trials then most of the Alliance’s heroes. And his disdain for Thrall and his people is only natural because of this. And I’m sure the King knows that in the bottom of the orc’s hearts is infact a bloodthirst for evil doing, due to their bonds with the Burning Legion’s Mannoroth the Destructor, who gave them power in turn for their allegiance with the Burning Legion.

And of course, we cannot forget his best friend had just been killed because of a betrayal of the Apothecary Putress, who used to serve Lady Sylvanas. To him, it was just a testement to the evil that lies in all of the horde, and that (as he stated) more would follow. And keep in mind, we were battling in Undercity. Undercity is built around the ruins of Lorederon, a once alliance city. So fighting these evils where an Alliance city should be all along… it’s going to start to take it’s toll.

I myself thing we have a very, very good leader.
If I could repeat the whole storyline leading up to the Battle for Undercity, I would in a heartbeat, regardless of payment. That’s just me though =P

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