World of Warcraft: When Alliance and Horde Characters Swap Roles

First of all, I have to say that I have run out of saved manuscripts, so the next chapters after Highmaul GG must be written now, so I would like to ask you what you think of the ideas I plan to write next. If you think it is not good, welcome Suggestions.

1. The plot after Nagrand. After Highmaul GG, all Nagrand has been officially captured (except for a small number of white ghosts under Oshu'gu), so the next step is to establish a tribe as written in the article. , and the current timeline of the plot is about 9 years before the Black Gate, so I plan to let the previous Gul'dan corrupt and seduce a small group of orcs, and start a tribal civil war.

Just like there was a small group of orcs following Gul'dan in 6th edition. (I won’t write famous characters like Blackhand and Ner’zhul as joining the Fel Tribe, only some small clans joining Gul’dan)

The reason for writing this way is because it can lead to the plot of the Fel Tribe summoning the legion when it is on the verge of defeat, and then seamlessly confronting the legion.

2. Related to deleted plots such as Flan Lun

Blizzard cut a lot of plots in version 6, such as Falanlon and Voidline, so I want to ask everyone if you want to see this kind of plot?

If you want to see it, I will make up some, such as white ghosts and vegetative people coming out to take the opportunity to participate in the Draenor Chicken Eating Contest.

If you don’t want to read it, I’ll just pass it by.

ps: The Laughing Skull Orcs were originally set in Falanlon, but in the 6th edition they were in Gorgrond, so they were set here in the 6th edition.

3. IXING problem.

Obviously, writing about Warcraft means writing about Ai Xing. I now have two thoughts about the Horde going to Ai Xing.

1: After the defeat of the Fel Tribe, Gul'dan was used by demons to teleport to Ai Star like in version 6, and then the tribe went to hunt him down. Or Gul'dan bewitched a race on Ai Star and opened a reverse black door. This may happen. Humans who drank blood or something like that.

(PS: This is actually a bit clever, because the main goal of the demon is Ai Xing. It would be a waste of time to find a way to invade Draenor after reaching Ai Xing. But if you want to see it, I can force it)

2: The battle between the Horde and the Fel Horde went smoothly, but they were defeated by the Legion. As Draenor suffered more and more damage, it was no longer able to survive. Then the Horde chose to take the Naaru spaceship to attack Ai Xing.

(PS: This is more reasonable, but it is a forced restoration of the plot, but I will also make some adjustments. For example, after conquering Stormwind City, the city was renamed Orgrim in memory of Orgrim, and the human refugees chose to go to the New World to form an alliance)

3: Or directly choose to go to the timeline of the Twilight Trial first

(ps: This one is actually compatible with the two above. If you want to read it, I will write a plot about conquering Twilight Judgment Esing, strengthen Sylvanas, and let her become the new Lich King. By the way Arrange a scene for the protagonist to defeat Deathwing and become a savior shaman. If you don’t want to watch it, I will just skip it and let Sylvanas disappear with one or two clans for a period of time, and then bring the remaining clans to Draenor to join the tribe.)

4. Ai Xing in other timelines.

I saw in the comments that they hope that the tribes in this timeline will collide with the 7th version of the Great Lord (player timeline).

I've been thinking about this.

So here I would also like to ask you what you think of Ai Xing in other timelines. Do you want to see it?

If I want, I will come up with a plot.

For example, in the 5th version Xiaohou traveled through time and was surprised to find that this tribe was a bit ridiculously strong, or in the 7th version when the great lord was fighting against the Legion, he discovered that the Horde Legion was facing the Burning Legion in the universe, and in the 8th version Tribal Hegemony When Ai Xing crossed the timeline in order to find reinforcements, he accidentally came to this tribe in the protagonist's universe.

Of course, if I don't know how to write hard water, such as pulling out repeated plots and writing them again in each timeline, please don't worry about this.

In short, I definitely have some imagination. If you want to read it, I can make it up. If you can’t make it up, I won’t write it. I will never be stubborn.

5. Related to the heroine.

Sylvanas' emotional scene is currently finished. Although the heroine is quite controversial, most people seem to be disgusted with it.

I admit that, my poor writing is my problem, so do you think you still want to write a female protagonist in the future? If you have trouble writing down what you want to read, I’ll look for a few of her novels and study them.

Of course, if you think that the emotional dramas I wrote don’t make your head hurt just by looking at them, then I won’t write them (at most, I’ll take away the living ranger general Sylvanas and make a two-star queen hahh)

As for many people saying they want Delaney to be the heroine, let me respond to this.

That is, I really have no impression of Draenei women... It is too laborious for me to make up a female character by myself, and there are generally no novels or short stories that they ask me to research the character...

6. Draenor related

First of all, Kil'jaeden's combat power is basically useless if he wants to keep Draenor without losing his intelligence.

At present, the top combat power of the Draenor tribe cannot withstand the Legion's explosive star.

So my plan here is to completely abandon Draenor and switch to Ai Xing, because the high-end combat power simply cannot keep up.

7. Related to law breakers.

I plan to arrange for the protagonist to become a spellbreaker who is immune to evil energy, an ascender + a spellbreaker, to deal with the miscellaneous soldiers in the legion.

I don't know if this thing is compatible, but you can just assume it is compatible.

A setting that makes it easier for the protagonist to deal with the demonic novice.