Questionable Questing

... that's completely different than when she was just surrounded by night elf men who just slept on a pile of dirt and their of shit inside of a tree, and night elf girls who just had to make due with pleasuring each other.

You know, at first, she won't really notice it because you know, that whole druid orc shit, but she might start comparing it with life before with the highborn night elves, and maybe they took the whole druid sleepy thing too far, I don't know. It feels like it could be explored a lot. It really depends, but I feel like I've already put more thought into this than Blizzard into Shadowlands.

There's definitely something hilarious about the Orc Druid forcing his people to respect Nature, so their first contact with the mostly female Night Elves is less "they're cutting down our forests these bastards!" And more "damn look at them chase those goblins out" or something

In my head it vaguely has vibes of that one comic where the sorceress accidentally raises a gorilla instead of a human and he turns out to be super good at magic lmao

That's the ogres in WoW... they have no reason to be good at magic, but instead of ogre magi, we got dragon scalies as a playable race

I could see the night elves attempting diplomacy with orcs on druid merit... you know what would be better though is if Malfurion kept thinking big picture

Like wanting to bring the orcs closer, but in a geopolitics way of "let's use them against the goblins" way or "more bodies to throw at nightmare", so he is actually the one who brings the Orc SI to Tyrande with glowing reviews in the first place before leaving them and/or inadvertently hurting them emotionally

You'd have to balance this, he's not a purposeful dick, but leaders tend to be inadvertent assholes no matter what, unless they are leading their civilization into decline like Arthas (who did nothing wrong btw)

Yeah, neglectful of Tyrande and prioritizing other stuff but not outright malicious, just oblivious