I admit there was a lot of stuff in the early questing experience -- particularly in the Hillsbrad/South Shore area -- that caused Keldris to grow an enormous, wary appreciation of the Forsaken and a deep concern for the safety of the Argent Crusade. The plus side of dealing with the Scourge is that, without someone intelligent around to direct them, they were basically stupid killing machines with no grasp of tactics and little individual initiative. The Forsaken do not suffer these deficiencies. Naturally, he can't discuss anything he saw there because he was not in character at the time. :P
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I admit there was a lot of stuff in the early questing experience -- particularly in the Hillsbrad/South Shore area -- that caused Keldris to grow an enormous, wary appreciation of the Forsaken and a deep concern for the safety of the Argent Crusade. The plus side of dealing with the Scourge is that, without someone intelligent around to direct them, they were basically stupid killing machines with no grasp of tactics and little individual initiative. The Forsaken do not suffer these deficiencies. Naturally, he can't discuss anything he saw there because he was not in character at the time. :P