Warcraft: The Rise of the Mag'har

That's the thing though. We can't prove we can defeat Kil'jaden unless we're willing to summon him into Outlands and kicking his butt.

But that'd be practically suicide since Kil'jaden is no weakling. Even the Murderhobos of Azeroth could only banish him back into the Twisting Nether rather than kill him. And the Elves had to sacrifice their Immortalit just kill Archimonde. Hell, even heroes like Jaina *Miss I can submerge Orgrimmar under a tidal wave of my own making* and Thrall, arguably the strongest shaman alive could only slow Archimonde down. And Kil'jaden is arguably stronger than he is. He's definitely smarter.
I'm sure we'll find a way in time since there's one thing that those good aligned in Outland would agree is in jolly cooperation against the Burning Legion.
We would need a reason to show him that first though. For now, Illidan is an enemy who we will not tolerate. End of story.
Oh that's easy enough being a different kind of demon who shows up we can capture him for intel. What we interrogate from him will prove interesting especially once his compatriots the naga and blood elves show up.
 
We should have plenty of practice capturing demons by the time Illidan gets to Outland.
More like killing them. Look at how our defenses on Twilight Ridge are killing anything that looks like a demon. Illidan looks like a demon by the time he comes to Draenor.
 
Yea, I really don't think we're going to be trying to capture anything. The only good demon is a dead demon.

The only thing we might want to capture are Demon Followers. And only for information. Everyone else gets the axe.
 
More like killing them. Look at how our defenses on Twilight Ridge are killing anything that looks like a demon. Illidan looks like a demon by the time he comes to Draenor.
Well if we do want to find more ways to beat the demons we'll need to capture one and interrogate them.

Although I don't think we'll find Illidan that soon if we don't expand up to Hellfire peninsula. It was where the mission to rescue him took place.
 
Well if we do want to find more ways to beat the demons we'll need to capture one and interrogate them.

Although I don't think we'll find Illidan that soon if we don't expand up to Hellfire peninsula. It was where the mission to rescue him took place.
Cutting them into three or more pieces is working just fine :p
 
Although I don't think we'll find Illidan that soon if we don't expand up to Hellfire peninsula. It was where the mission to rescue him took place.
We don't have the numbers to expand into the Hellfire region. We can probably hold Nagrand and some of the surrounding territory when our people are fully recovered from the Red Pox but not the peninsula.
 
Well that's if we heard of him. No doubt the rumour mill would say that there's a civil war between demons and their puppet armies.

Possibly, but first we have to have access to a rumor mill beyond our own territories; and right now and for a good while it's just not happening.

The problem with interrogating a demon is that you can't trust what they tell you Anyway. So it's pointless effort doing it in the first place.

Exactly; trying to keep them alive long enough to interrogate is also completely beyond us.
 
We can't afford to worry about that, something we have no idea of IC, when we still have the Shadow Council and Kargath as looming threats.
This. We have far more important matter to attend to then coddling/'redeeming' a whiny half-quickly-becoming-whole demon when he shows up. Sure if we run into him, we'll do our best to give the traditional Mag'har greeting to demons and their kin (My axe, your skull. Repeat until your brain matter is exposed to open air and splattered around in a one meter radius) but we have other things to focus on.
 
Remind me again how many years will it be until

A: The Frozen Throne, when Illidan evacs to Outland, and

B: Burning Crusade, when the Dark Portal gets re-opened?
 
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