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I've played through the Onyxia storyline for both Horde and Alliance. I've noticed a few things:
1, Horde has a much more "challenging" buildup (or, at least time-consuming).
2, The Alliance seems to have more (role-play) motivation for defeating Onyxia.
3, The characters are much cooler on the Horde side, and I feel more involved as a player in the storytelling -- I participate more in what takes place.
Here's the thing though... Neither side ever actually gets a quest to go and slay the dragon. It seems a little cheesy that, in the end, we do it for the drops. Sure, that's why we do it a second and third time, but the first time?
The reward wouldn't have to be much, maybe a few gold and a "better" Drakefire necklace to make it a little tiny bit easier the next time.
Nearly every other boss mob has a tangible "I did it!" component (save Ragnaros who I beleive shares the same issue). It would be nice to see this same acknowledgement for the most epic tale the game has told thus far.
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