First things first, Blood Elves are High Elves which are remnants of the Highborn which are Night Elves who use arcane magic. I’ve drawn a diagram explaining everything below.
It’s important to understand that this battle includes the death of King Anasterian Sunstrider, Kael’thas’s father. Anasterian was the man who withdrew the High Elves from the Alliance and was their rightful leader. This plays an important part coming up.
Kael’thas along with Lor’themar Theron, the second in command to Sylvanas, destroyed the Sunwell to prevent it corrupting everyone’s save games… I mean corrupting the land with the undead plague and killing every one of the High Elves. Prince Kael’thas along with the strongest of the Elves went off to Outland and to eventually battle Arthas leaving Lor’themar in charge.
Lor’themar and the remaining Blood Elves move into the forest and purge the forests of the Undead threat, proving themselves to the Forsaken who goldist them in joining the Horde. As I said earlier, Sylvanas was the commander of the Ranger General and was good friends with Lor’themar. So with Thrall’s political adeptness and Sylvanas’ suggestion, they accretion able allies who advice them avert their land.
Meanwhile, Kael’thas betrays his people and allies with the Burning Legion. This causes the combined might of the Horde and Alliance to wipe out the majority of the Blood Elves (that didn’t ally with Scryers or remained at home). Before dying, Kael’thas, learning a lot from Arthas the now Pokemon Master, summons Kil’jaeden in the remains of the Sunwell. You defeat him and the Sunwell is reignited, bringing the Blood Elves back to their previous prosperity. Off topic a bit, but it seems like everyone tries to summon the biggest baddest Pokémon (Ragnaros/Kil’jaeden/Worgans/Elementals/etc.) and it consistently fails because they don’t accept abundant badges to ascendancy it. Remember people, you charge to acquire abundant badges from Gym Leaders afore you can yield on that transferred Pokémon.
So, with the close of The Burning Crusade, the story of the Blood Elves comes to a happy ending. Wrath of the Lich King provided nothing new other than confirmation that the Sunwell is reignited along with a reminder that the remaining High Elves are thick as thieves with the Alliance while the Blood Elves allowed the Horde to gain a foothold in Dalaran to goldist in launching attacks against Arthas.
That leaves us with Cataclysm, which will be bringing the old world back up to modern times. Garrosh will be taking over and he’s probably not going to have a high opinion of the prissy Elves. Not to mention that the Blood Elves and Forsaken are thick as thieves and the Horde has a really bad opinion of the Forsaken right now. Their main plot line, Kil’jaeden, was resolved in The Burning Crusade, while their involvement with Dalaran and the cold war they have with remaining High Elves pretty much goes nowhere.
I see them now at the height of their power. They’re strong allies with Dalaran and allowed the Horde to utilize the resources in Dalaran to help defeat Arthas. They were heavily involved with a lot of Icecrown and the downfall of Arthas. They rebuilt their city, purified the Sunwell, and will probably rebuild a lot of their land in Cataclysm.
Yet, if the Forsaken is going to be turned into nothing but Garrosh’s playthings for him to run at the gates of Gilneas then I have to ponder what he’ll do with the Elves. The Trolls have a long history and will fare well on their own, but for a battered people I can’t see things turning out well for our friends the Blood Elves.
I’m guessing that Garrosh will give them some redundant task to do or perhaps they’ll be there goldaulting the Greymane Wall. Either way, political merits don’t matter to a true bloodthirsty warrior.
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