"No, 'you are not prepared' is your catchphrase"

how I now imagine what pre-third war paladin households were like:

In art

an extremely evil mage filled to the brim with chaotic power and villainy constantly posed and personified as a Very Evil Loud Bad Wizard Guy

Warcraft III

bird prophet ghost grandpa man who just wants what is best for Azeroth

World of Warcraft

a laid back calculated image playing chess with you in his giant ancient magic tower that has an entire floor dedicated to Straight Up Banging

Warcraft (movie)

weird awkward shut in guy who is extremely melodramatic and evil

Heroes of the Storm

uncomfortably burly and handsome sassy wizard man who cracks snarky one-liners

Hearthstone

Master Sha’lor: *petting Gloober with like 4 inch nails*

I know Genn's lore, enough to say that that's such a surface level understanding of those events and just 100% saying that it's Genn's fault is kinda ignoring the idea that leaders can make mistakes and errors in judgement, as well as ignoring the fact that every other racial leader has done shit like that.

Malfurion is just as responsible for the worgen curse as Genn is, if not more since instead of making sure that the worgen curse would never spread again by getting rid of the worgen, he simply just put it in the Emerald Dream and called it a day. Furthermore, I don't even think that Arugal was aware that the worgen curse was a thing that could spread to others. Hell, summoning the worgen was the only reason Gilneas didn't fall to the Scourge.

Also like. There's only so many good places to put the wall on your land that won't cost out the ass in labor and resources, especially when you actually look at silverpine and compare it to the old territory map from the first war

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