There are many high elfs who chose to follow Kael'thas. Some sought refuge with the Kirin Tor, a group of mages centered in Dalaran with wow tbc classic gold. Dalaran. These elves retained their name and remained with the Alliance however the vast majority of the survivors of Arthas the apocalypse followed Kael'thas , the shattered WoW world of Outland which is the world of orcs in which Illidan Stormrage was the ruler. Illidan gave blood elves a method to stop their mana depletion using the fel which is a type of volatile and dangerous magic that was employed in members of the Burning Legion to destroy life.

The negative effects of using the fel were minor, only altering the blood eyes of the elves into green instead of blue, and so they had solved the most urgent problem. Illidan's strategy was to allow him and all his followers to take advantage of the fel at will however, as a weapon to fight the Burning Legion. However, Kael'thas wanted the darkest way to achieve more power. He began to grow indignant toward Illidan and affiance Kil'Jaeden, one of the leaders from The Burning Legion. In time, madness seeped into Kael's heart and he was slain, making his followers without any leader.

Fortunately for the blood elves in this exact moment, in the WoW expansion The Burning Crusade that the Horde and Alliance ventured into Outland to put an end to the Legion's plots. Naturally, the sin'dorei were still cautious of the Alliance and were not in a hurry to join forces with their old friends, so the logical choice was to help the Horde to form an effective alliance. The then Warchief, Thrall, was delighted to welcome blood Elves to join the Horde's ranks, admiring their expertise and determination. A new leader known as Lor'themar Theron, was selected as regent instead of a queen, and led his people back to Azeroth with their new unlikely allies.

The Draenei also, like the blood elves, suffered close to extinction under the rule of the Burning Legion and many of them fled to stars, only to crash land on Azeroth. They saw the value in the ideals of the Alliance and decided to join them, providing valuable insight to Outland as well as its inhabitants. The Draenei were always known as being connected to the Light however, due to their destruction, many have been deprived of its influence and had to develop a way to make use of the abundant energy found in Outland and become shamans. Many Draenei fell back physically due to their trauma, and were later referred to as the Broken, while others found a way to remain within the Light. Therefore, this race that is playable could include paladins as well as shamans.

The past few years have passed during World of Warcraft with the blood elves as members of the Horde even though at times their relationship with the faction was tension-filled, the sin'dorei been able to prove themselves to be useful allies with wow classic tbc gold. Lor'themar and his people suffered more than most as the repercussions of these incidents remain in the collective psyche and bloodelves of everyone. Their animosity toward Wrath of the Lich King's Alliance faction has decreased over time However, it's unlikely that they'll ever decide to join with them at the very least, not for long. In addition, the blood elves realize that they appear better when they're red.