After the Second Orc War, the powerful Blackrock Clan fell apart.
Some of them were imprisoned in the asylum, while others were taken into the ditch by the two disgraced men Red and Maim, and became slaves of the black dragon in the Blackstone Tower.
In addition to the Blackstone Clan, which has the strongest overall strength, the stronger clans in the tribe include the Ravager, Dragonmaw, Shadowmoon, Shattered Hand, Warsong, and Bloodring clans, as well as those mentioned by Sharlayan before.
The Frostwolf clan is a clan that the Alliance doesn't know much about.
The Stormrage clan was buried in the Tomb of Sargeras along with the obsessed Gul'dan. The Dragonmaw clan suffered a devastating loss in the Battle of Grim Batol. Only a handful of people escaped back to Draenor through the Dark Portal.
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The Shadowmoon Clan was completely deceived by Ner'zhul, and most of them were transformed into undead creatures and roamed around the Icecrown Glacier, which would not have any impact on the situation in the Eastern Kingdom for the time being.
The Shattered Hand clan has never entered Azeroth from the beginning to the end. Those war-hungry lunatics have always been the overlords of Draenor.
The Bleeding Hollow clan has declined since the death of its chieftain, Kilrogg Deadeye, and is no longer a threat to Azeroth.
However, I heard that Dead Eye's son is still alive, and seems to be staying in Nagrand with Hellscream and the Saurfang sons to recuperate.
After excluding the above-mentioned declining clans, the only ones worthy of attention at present are the war-like Warsong Orcs under Grom Hellscream.
The Warsong Clan had been active in the Swamp of Sorrows and the Blasted Lands before. They wanted to find a way to reopen the Dark Portal and return to their hometown, and they often clashed with the Alliance defenders of Watchfort.
Ever since the orcs of the Warsong Clan were lured by Gul'dan to drink the blood of demons, all the shamans in the clan were transformed into warlocks who manipulated fel energy.
Although the main force of the Warsong Clan was not the first group to enter Azeroth with the Horde army, their shamans were recruited by Gul'dan, and along with most members of the Shadow Council, they were tricked and killed by Orgrim.
Without a large number of spellcasters in the clan, it is impossible to think of a way to open the Dark Portal just by relying on a group of weak-minded Tiehanhan warriors.
After searching for a long time to no avail, Grom finally gave up the plan.
He led the warriors of his clan all the way north. Three months ago, he broke through the defense line jointly deployed by the Bronzebeard Dwarves and Wildhammer Dwarves in the wetlands, and plunged into the Arathi Highlands, which had long been in chaos.
The escaped Horde Warchief Orgrim Doomhammer mainly operated in the Arathi Highlands. He liberated several orc camps and gathered a group of tired orcs who were still willing to obey his command.
Today's orc soldiers are no longer what they used to be. With their weak bodies still suffering from the side effects of demon blood, they cannot even defeat human soldiers of the same level one on one.
In desperation, Orgrim, who originally planned to regroup and regroup, could only postpone his plan and first find a way to lift the evil curse on the orcs.
At this moment, Orgrim suddenly remembered the Frostwolf clan, which had never drank the blood of demons and had never participated in the first and second wars.
Since they avoided the war early, the Frostwolf clan's combat effectiveness has been kept intact, and they will not be eroded by the side effects of demon blood. They are the tribe's most trustworthy help in the current situation.
However, even Orgrim didn't know where the Frostwolf clan lived in seclusion. He only learned from Durotan that it was probably in the Alterac Snow Mountains.
The Alterac Snow Mountains cover a very vast area. Even the Alterac Kingdom, which has always lived here, dare not say that it has fully developed the entire snow mountains. There are still many uninhabited areas in the mountains that are inaccessible.
The Frostwolf clan, which did not want to quarrel with the natives of Azeroth, hid in one of the no-man's lands.
In the past 10 years since the orcs entered Azeroth, the Frostwolf clan has always been at peace with its neighbors.
The reason why Orgrim entered Hillsbrad Foothills was to take a way to the Alterac Snow Mountains to find the Frostwolf Hermitage.
Unfortunately, because Sharlayan exposed his whereabouts in advance, and under the constant threat of Ravenholdt's elite thieves, Orgrim, who had high hopes for the Frostwolf clan, could only return without success.
But when he returned to Arathi Highlands, he discovered an unexpected surprise.
The Warsong clan, which they had not been able to contact before, actually came to this chaotic highland, which somewhat made up for Orgrim's regret.
The orc soldiers of the Warsong Clan are also suffering from the side effects of demon blood, but this group of war madmen have a strong will to fight, and their physical weakness will not diminish their fighting spirit of never admitting defeat.
Since the Frostwolf Clan cannot be contacted for the time being, the Warsong Clan, which is still highly motivated to fight, is the only main combat force that Orgrim can use.
If Thrall is to be recognized by the vast majority of orcs, he will need to join Orgrim sooner or later and take over the position of warchief of the tribe from Orgrim.
However, Sharlayan believes that now is not the right time, and he hopes that Taresha can further consolidate Thrall's Azeroth-style three-view education before he meets Orgrim.
Thrall, who was born in the year 1 of the Dark Portal, is only 13 years old this year. Although he looks already tall, he is still just a teenager after all and is in the most critical period of shaping his outlook on life.
Sharlayan was worried about handing Thrall over to the charismatic Orgrim at this time. Maybe Thrall would be led astray by that scheming man who was rare among the orcs.
So Sharlayan deliberately revealed the whereabouts of Horde Warchief Orgrim to the Kingdom of Alterac.
Out of the desire to protect the newly born Kingdom of Alterac, Etherton would definitely not let Orgrim, a highly dangerous figure, enter Hillsbrad and disturb the barely peaceful situation in the hilly area.
After receiving full assistance from the Warsong Clan, Orgrim should make every effort to liberate all the orc shelters in Arathi in the next period of time and further accumulate strength for the next plan.
The current situation in Arathi Highlands is truly a mess.
In addition to the main army of orcs roaming around, the deadwood trolls and stonefist ogres who once joined the tribe are also running rampant in this highland.
Considering the past cooperative relationships, Orgrim naturally extended an olive branch to the witherwood trolls and stonefist ogres.
However, his solicitation failed to achieve any effect, and instead angered the trolls and ogres who were already dissatisfied with the tribe.
At the beginning, Orgrim vowed to the forest trolls that he would help them capture Silvermoon City and return the forest trolls' ancestral land to them for governance.
Due to various reasons such as Gul'dan's betrayal and lack of troops, Orgrim made a mistake and offended several powerful clans among the forest trolls, and the Deadwood clan was one of them.
As for the ogres, there is even more enmity between these fat men with poor brains and the orcs.
In the long past, the orcs were slaves of the Ogre Empire. With the help of the elements of Draenor, they escaped from the slavery of the Golia Empire and gained the freedom they dreamed of.
The barrage's words made Sarlayan feel very reasonable.
The dragon slayer will eventually become the evil dragon.
Under the temptation of Gul'dan, the orcs who drank the blood of demons and greatly increased their strength expanded. In turn, they destroyed the declining Golia Empire and turned the former ogre slave masters into their slaves.
Although ordinary ogres don't have very good brains, they at least know what to do.
After finally escaping from the enslavement of the orcs, the Stonefist Ogres did not want to return to the tribe and find themselves in trouble.
Their leader refused Orgrim's invitation without hesitation, and even almost threw the messenger into the pot for dinner.
Sarlayan told Hass in a simple and easy-to-understand way about the problems currently faced by the tribe with only the remaining army. Haas, who already knew something about the orcs, quickly understood the core of Sarlayan's plan, and his bright eyes flashed.
A sudden and exciting light.
"Huh~"
Haas took a deep breath to adjust his somewhat excited mood: "I sincerely hope your plan will succeed."
"If that little guy named Go'el can really consider things from Azeroth's perspective and not repeat the mistakes of the old tribe, we will have more opportunities to face foreign enemies that threaten the safety of Azeroth in the future.
A powerful boost.”
The general public is not aware of the existence of the Burning Legion and the Ancient Gods, but the invasion of orcs from another world has refreshed the understanding of the top leaders of Azeroth - it turns out that there really are other worlds outside of Azeroth.
After experiencing the unexplained invasion of the orcs, it is obvious that the top leaders of various countries will not be so foolish as to think that people in other worlds are friendly.
In Haas's view, the friction between the countries in Azeroth is just a small fight, and he is more worried about threats from outside the world like the orcs.
Sharlayan admires Hath's broad perspective on the overall situation. In fact, there are indeed many powerful beings from other worlds and dimensions who have been eyeing Azeroth.
"Leave it to me to persuade Jean."
Haas patted his chest and promised, "Just go ahead and take action. If you need help, you can contact me at any time."
Sarlayan smiled and thanked Haas: "Thank you for your guarantee. If you really need it, I won't be polite."
Haas generously stroked his beard and laughed: "Haha! It's a trivial matter."
"Go ahead, leave the battle here to us. I hope the young patriarch can take the right path as you planned."