The Burning Crusade expansion is scheduled for release sometime in the next year, and there's already chatter on every server — who is moving to the new servers, and who is staying behind? And what about the sneaky monetization scheme that Blizzard is tacking on to squeeze every last dime out of the next expansion? One of the biggest changes the new expansion saw was the addition of two new races, the cosmic Draenei and the arcanist Blood Elves.
Players were wondering what had happened to the High Eves of Warcraft 3 , and the Horde needed an Elven race, thus the Sin'dorei joined the Horde. This was an interesting development from a lore perspective, bringing some of Sylvanas Windrunner's story to the forefront and continuing the story of the Burning Legion.
Soon it'll be time to roll a Blood Elf, so here are a few things you need to know about Azeroth's most decadent and beautiful race. In a game where the most lethal damage dealers are those that specialize in the arcane, increases to any kind of resistance to magical damage are valuable assets.
Then there are perks like Arcane Torrent, an AOE ability that restores mana and removes beneficial buffs from any enemy within 8 yards. How handy is that for the new Horde Paladin class? The name "Blood Elves" isn't just a nickname meant to convey the horrors of the Third War or express their prowess in battle. In fact, during the era when the High Elves were helping the human forces to fight the Scourge, they took on mostly support roles as Mages and healers. After most of the population was killed, the surviving Blood Elves took this name to commemorate the event.
The name in Thalassian which is the Blood Elf language is Sin'dorei, and that translates literally as "Children of the Blood. The descendants of the Kal'dorei haven't lost their connection to the natural world entirely, although years of living as arcane mages and fighting against the Troll and their Loa have weakened it considerably. There are Druids among the Sin'dorei, they just aren't playable races and they never have been, not even in the Warcraft 3 RTS games.
The new class that the Blood Elves bring to the Horde is the Paladin, previously available only to two of the Alliance races.
They were natural selections for the Demon Hunter class in the Legion expansion since many of the Sin'dorei were traveling to Outland to fight demons anyway. They settled in Tirisfal Glades for a while, but the servant of an old god was buried nearby and its evil whispers tormented them because of their sensitivity to its magical powers. They moved further west, displacing the Trolls and starting a rivalry that would last centuries , before settling on the northern coast and founding Quel'Thelas.
During these hundreds of years, they also made the fundamental change of activity during daylight and resting at night, and lived by a node of magical energy called the Sunwell. This led to the smaller stature and change in skin color. Just to clarify for those that are coming straight from the lore of Warcraft 3 , these are the same as the High Elves from the older games. After the Burning Crusade expansion , their culture and society changed considerably.
Only a few of them are still kicking around in the modern games, and these would have to be the only ones to have refused the call of Kael'thas Sunstrider to become Blood Elves. It makes sense that these few stragglers would seek refuge with the Alliance, which is where you can find the occasional High Elf NPC.
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