While it is true that each Horde bill is worth more than its Alliance analog, this does not mean much. The denomination of a bill does not necessarily reflect the pictured person's importance, as shown prominently in the case of the U.S. currency. One can hardly consider Washington or Lincoln less revered presidents than Grover Cleveland for example (whose $1000 bill is still legal tender).

Of course with US currency, the most important "faction leader" is on the smallest bill, as that it's the most common one that everyone uses the most.

Well, how can it not be Horde favouritism when a Horde character has the largest denomination bill? Hmm? They should have put someone "neutral" like Deathwing, on the largest bill!

They could at least try to hide it from time to time.

Ha, I agree with the points about the presidents. Mostly, I think the Allys, while they have some points, will use any excuse to whine XD.

Magni is on the five. I'm going to be collecting those like candy.

@iscalio And don't forget the $10,000 bill, which has all the presidents having a party, and Jimmy Carter's passed out on the coach, according to the "Mr. Plow" episode of The Simpsons.

Personally, I think this is great. Now whenever someone gets pissed off and flips the gameboard over, someone can scream, "THRALL'S BILLS! THEY'RE EVERYWHERE!"

I'm just happy that Tyrande and Sylvannas are so cheap...