#3 Elfos sanguinario seria Bloody (sangriento) Elf o Bloodthirsty (sanguinario) Elf. Fijate en el color d piel rojizo y encontraras la respuesta, rinden un tributo a la sangre x asi decirlo. Y no tienen ningun problema con los Forsaken (lo tienen con la Scourge, hay un circulo vicioso entre demonios, elfos y undeads, varios clanes y mucho mestizaje x'DD). Con los q menos migas hacen los BE son con los alis... La raza q si q no hace migas ni con la horda ni con la alianza son los Draenei (enemigos d los Orcos y amigos de los BE).
Historia de los BE:
The Blood Elves, or Sin'Dorei, are the remnants of the High Elves who survived the destruction of Quel'Thalas by The Scourge. They style themselves as Blood Elves in remembrance of their slaughtered brethren. At first they remained loyal to the failing Alliance in Lordaeron and its racist human commander in the region, Grand Marshal Garithos, who despised all non-human races. Despite the obvious talent of their leader, Prince Kael'thas Sunstrider, Garithos saw the Blood Elves as expendable and repeatedly assigned them impossible missions, ordering them to hold off major Undead assaults without any support from Human or Dwarven troops. Garithos hoped to use these battles as a way to gradually kill off the Blood Elves while also taking care of the main threat posed by the Scourge.
During one such hopeless battle against the Undead near Dalaran, a desperate Kael was approached by a contingent of Naga, a serpentine race descended from the Night Elves, and their general, the Sea Witch Lady Vashj. Vashj offered Kael the assistance of her forces and advised him to abandon the failing Alliance. Kael refused at first, but was eventually forced to accept Vashj's offer in order to win the battle and save his people.
Garithos discovered this ruse, and used the event as an excuse to exterminate the Blood Elves. Along with his brethren, Kael was thrown into the underground dungeons of Dalaran to await execution. The night before the execution, however, Kael was rescued by Vashj, who had snuck into the dungeons through the sewers. Together, they freed Kael's people, overcame the jailors and escaped though a magical portal, which had been formed when Archimonde had been summoned to Azeroth and led to the shattered world of Outland — formerly, the Orcish homeworld of Draenor.
Here, Vashj revealed to Kael a startling truth: like the Naga, he and his people were terminally addicted to the magic that they had once wielded effortlessly. The High Elves had drawn their power from the mystical Sunwell in Quel'Thalas for centuries, but once it was consumed by the Scourge, they had with nothing left to slake their thirst for the arcane. Vashj promised him a solution if they could find her master, the renegade demon hunter Illidan Stormrage.
Three days into their march through Outland, they came across a Night Elven stronghold and discovered that Illidan had been captured by the Barrow Deeps Warden, Maiev Shadowsong, who had been hunting him relentlessly since his escape from Kalimdor. The Blood Elf and Naga forces rescued Illidan from the Night Elves who had taken him captive.
Once free, Illidan told Kael that his people's addiction could not be cured, but it could be fed, and promised the Blood Elves enough magic — from demonic sources — to satisfy them if they would help him conquer Outland, which would serve as a new home for the Blood Elves and a refuge for Illidan and his Naga after failing to destroy the Frozen Throne. Ironically, the Blood Elves had contributed greatly to this failure, when earlier, at Dalaran, they had helped the Night Elves under Maiev and Malfurion Stormrage disrupt a spell that Illidan was casting to melt the glaciers of Northrend, the arctic stronghold of the Scourge. With no choice, Kael and his people pledged their loyalty to Illidan in the hopes of their survival.
Illidan taught Kael and the Blood Elves how to draw their magical powers from the warlock energies of demons and other adversaries. Illidan, the Blood Elves and the Naga liberated the Draenei, the native denizens of Draenor who had been hunted almost to extinction by the Orcs and demons under the rule of Magtheridon, a Pit Lord who had ruled Outland since the closing of the Dark Portal. After closing the dimensional gates from which Magtheridon summoned demons from the Twisting Nether to bolster his forces, the three commanders, assisted by Draenei under the Elder Seer Akama, stormed Magtheridon's stronghold in the Black Citadel and took it by force.
Moments after the citadel fell, Kil'jaeden, one of the Burning Legion's last great demonlords and Illidan's new master, appeared and confronted Illidan, furious over Illidan's earlier failure to destroy the Frozen Throne and bemused that Illidan was foolish enough to try and hide from him in Outland. However, he saw promise in Illidan's new followers, and decided to give him one last chance.
Under Illidan's leadership, the Blood Elves and Naga then travelled to Northrend, where they ultimately failed in their mission to destroy the Frozen Throne and were defeated by Arthas and the Undead Scourge. The Blood Elves and Vashj's Naga retreated back to Outland with Illidan, where they established permanent settlements.
The remaining Blood Elves on Azeroth have constructed a new empire in Quel'Thalas, much of which has been restored. They have turned to the Horde to help them find their way to Outland, where they can once again be united with their leader, Prince Kael'thas. Little do they know of his treachery and how he, like the Orc's leaders before him have sold out his people in the pursuit of absolute power.
Culture
Of the High Elves who survived the Undead attack on Quel'Thalas, the majority are Blood Elves. The Blood Elves dress in red and black garments and style their hair in ways that are taboo to the High Elves. They paint runes and tattoos on their bodies to ward off enemies or just look threatening. Many have forsaken frost and water magic and the Holy Light for warlock flame magics. Many Blood Elves are Spell Breakers and can steal and control the magical abilities of other spellcasters. A few have even become Demon Hunters. Blood Elves revel in the magic that they wield and show little regard for much anything else aside from their beautiful homeland. Many Blood Elves still maintain the ways of their ancestors as Warriors or Rangers many more however have taken to the use of magics in whatever way their heart desires. Their hunger for magic is so intense that nothing can sate the addiction; a primary aspect of Blood Elven culture is to master their addiction before it consumes them. The unlucky elves who end up succumbing to their addiction are known as "The Winnowed."
In Azeroth
It should be noted that the Blood Elves are not neccessarily evil, though they may seem reckless and arrogant. Much like the Forsaken before them (many of whom are, in fact, undead elves), they are a race of beings that have endured much collective trauma in recent times and are trying, if by desperate measures, to find their place in the order of things once more. Their unorthodox practices, however, have earned them several enemies and many more critics.
In addition to the Naga, their staunchest allies, the Blood Elves are at the very least cordial with the Forsaken. It is not unknown to the Blood Elves that Sylvanas Windrunner, a former High Elf, leads the sentient undead and likewise strives to attain a place for her people in Azeroth. The Orcs, having been slaves to warlock magic and demonic corruption themselves, are wary of their new allies but will give them the benefit of the doubt with hopes for their redemption. The Tauren, though appalled by the Blood Elves' magical addiction, share the Orcs' viewpoint. The Darkspear Trolls, dispite thier hatred of elves, remain loyal to Thrall.
The Horde's lukewarm reception of the Blood Elves pales in comparison to the Alliance's outright rejection of them. The Humans, Dwarves, and Gnomes spurn their former allies as traitors to the cause, while the High Elves view them with both abhorrence and pity. The worst treatment of all, however, comes from the Night Elves, who are disgusted by the Blood Elves and view them as too dangerous to be left alive.
