I think that G'huun, being a sort-of-Old-God, would not really allow his worshipers to jump ship to Hakkar. If you're asking who would a blood troll rather worship between the two, then probably G'huun, I think. Blood trolls are also focused on gaining power, and I imagine they would perceive G'huun to be more powerful than Hakkar.
Do you believe that these zandalari will conquer nazmir, now that they are foreign military support and the locals have been pacified Also do you believe that the surviving blood trolls well either scattered to the deep wilderness or be subjugated?
I don't think Nazmir will be conquered, even with the support of the Horde, because it's a massive swamp. It's difficult to invade, hard to control, too expensive to be worth maintaining, and impossible to keep if the locals are hostile. I also don't think the blood trolls have any reason to submit to the Zandalari, even if G'huun is dead. Their societies are way too different and incompatible at the moment. I imagine they will scatter, and fight back if there's a serious attempt to occupy Nazmir beyond the pilgrimage roads.
Makes one wonder if the matriarchal nature of the tribes are due to the fact that without them: your bloodline ends. SO thus it is incumbent to revere them because if your bloodline ends then how will blood be gushed in the future? Where will the sacrifices come? It seems a practical decision that became an extremely zealous one. That or the women are just evil and intentionally raise their sons to be weak.
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We need blood troll skin
The Blood Trolls are the Simps of Warcraft
Another thoroughly researched video ! Keep it up teeironor :) have you been playing shadowlands?
Honestly no, I haven't had much free time to do so.
If Hakkar actively fought G'huun, how do you think the Blood Trolls would react? Hakkar may be chaotic but he still wants blood sacrifices
I think that G'huun, being a sort-of-Old-God, would not really allow his worshipers to jump ship to Hakkar.
If you're asking who would a blood troll rather worship between the two, then probably G'huun, I think. Blood trolls are also focused on gaining power, and I imagine they would perceive G'huun to be more powerful than Hakkar.
@@Teeironor fair enough
Great video.
Do you believe that these zandalari will conquer nazmir, now that they are foreign military support and the locals have been pacified
Also do you believe that the surviving blood trolls well either scattered to the deep wilderness or be subjugated?
I don't think Nazmir will be conquered, even with the support of the Horde, because it's a massive swamp. It's difficult to invade, hard to control, too expensive to be worth maintaining, and impossible to keep if the locals are hostile.
I also don't think the blood trolls have any reason to submit to the Zandalari, even if G'huun is dead. Their societies are way too different and incompatible at the moment. I imagine they will scatter, and fight back if there's a serious attempt to occupy Nazmir beyond the pilgrimage roads.
Makes one wonder if the matriarchal nature of the tribes are due to the fact that without them: your bloodline ends.
SO thus it is incumbent to revere them because if your bloodline ends then how will blood be gushed in the future? Where will the sacrifices come?
It seems a practical decision that became an extremely zealous one. That or the women are just evil and intentionally raise their sons to be weak.
Why not all?