Chapter 836: The overall situation is hard to change, fine-tuning the details
According to the barrage, Go'el's legendary story runs through the first half of the Azeroth epic.
In almost every major event, you can see him appearing on the front line carrying the Doomhammer he inherited from Orgrim, dedicating his strength to protect Azeroth.
This situation lasted until the version called Cataclysm by barrages.
Starting from the so-called Mists of Pandaria version, Go'el, who got married and had children, entered a state of semi-retirement, giving up the opportunity to perform on the historical stage to the endless succession of successors of the tribal warchiefs.
However, none of these succeeding warchiefs could compare to him. Either they were killed by soldiers due to lack of combat effectiveness, or they liked to cause trouble and turned the tribe into a public enemy of Azeroth.
Sarlayan had no intention of commenting on the incomprehensible things the barrage said about the infighting in the glass slag office.
At least in the history known from the barrage, Go'el has been fighting on the front line since he was elected warchief, working hard to protect the peace of Azeroth.
What Sharlayan needs to do is to prolong the rule of Go'el, a dovish orc, as much as possible, and find ways to suppress the successors of the warchief who may threaten his rule and the safety of Azeroth.
That's right, I'm talking about you, you idiot.
The new tribe has had a total of 4 great chiefs. The first chief, Go'il, had outstanding achievements and still had a large number of fans even after he abdicated for some reason.
The second-generation Warchief is a new generation of pure-blooded orcs that Go'el retrieved from Draenor. He is the son of Grom Hellscream, Garrosh Hellscream, who redeemed all orcs with his own life.
During his reign, the hero's son continued to engage in sexual misconduct, and was "affectionately" given the title of "brainless roar" by the barrage.
Under the idiotic leadership of Brainless Roar, the tribe was once in a crisis of disintegration.
Although the third-generation warchief Vol'jin lacked abilities, he perfectly inherited Thrall's will and guided the tribe that had experienced a large-scale civil strife back to the right path.
Unfortunately, before his death, Vol'jin mistakenly believed Mu'ezala's whispers and entrusted an inhumane person to allow the Banshee King, who had long been driven crazy by obsession, to inherit the position of warchief. This also brought the tribe into another period of development.
of dark times.
After the Banshee Queen fled Azeroth, the Horde learned from the painful experience and completely abolished the warchief system where one person was the king and changed the Horde into a republic.
The leaders of all tribes who have joined the tribe form a tribal council, and when important events occur, they will vote to decide how to deal with them.
Due to the changes in history caused by Sharlayan, the Banshee Queen is destined to never appear again, and Sylvanas is still serving as her ranger general in Quel'Thalas.
It was impossible for Sharlayan to just watch Quel'Thalas be attacked by the Scourge and Sylvanas die on the battlefield.
Moreover, with Kel'Thuzad as an internal agent, it is still unknown whether the Scourge will attack Quel'Thalas.
As for the second chief, Brainless Roar, this guy is more difficult to deal with.
Garrosh's ascension to the throne was expected by everyone. He represents the young radicals among the orcs.
From the day Go'el brought back a large number of Mag'har pure-blooded orcs from Nagrand, led by Brainless Howl, Yorrin Deadeye and Dranosh Saurfang, his abdication was basically
foregone conclusion.
The original Orcs of the Horde were all veterans of the Second and Third Wars. They had personally witnessed the harm caused by the Burning Legion to Draenor and Azeroth, and had personally experienced the darkest moments when they were exploited by demons.
These veterans all agreed with Go'el's dovish style of trying to recuperate after the war. During that time, the Alliance and the Horde struggled to maintain a semblance of peace.
Although the two sides still occasionally have friction due to conflicts of interest, Go'el and the leaders of the alliance who were also recovering at the time will work hard to limit the scale of the conflict to a minimum and avoid the outbreak of another large-scale war as much as possible.
The Mag'har orcs who came to Azeroth from Nagrand have not experienced these things, and they still maintain the most primitive savage and warlike style of the orcs.
When the numbers and voices of these young radicals gradually overwhelmed those of the orc veterans, Go'el, as a dove, naturally lost his position.
After several ideological conflicts with Garrosh, in order to avoid civil strife among the tribes with different opinions, and also happened to encounter a lot of chaos caused by the return of the four elemental realms, Go'el could only transfer the war chief to
The position was given to the recognized leader of the young group, Brain Canhou.
He himself travels around the world as a shaman, calming down the turmoil caused by the elemental riots.
It can be said that Garrosh's rise to power was not determined by his own will, but was pushed by the young orcs who had not personally experienced the dark days of the old tribe.
The best way to prevent Garrosh from rising to power is to prevent the orcs of Draenor from returning to the Horde.
But this is obviously unrealistic.
Go'el's grandmother Gaiaan still lives in Nagrand. It was she who single-handedly raised Garrosh, Jolin and Dranosh.
As a junior member of the Frostwolf clan, once the Dark Portal is reopened and Go'el learns that his relatives are still alive in Nagrand, he will inevitably cross the Dark Portal in person and go to Nagrand to visit Grandma Gaiaan.
He will inevitably meet the young orcs.
Since the joining of the young orcs is an irreversible trend, Sharlayan can only consider how to suppress these restless young cubs.
The barrage also put forward many suggestions on this matter.
[It is difficult for Thrall alone to suppress the young orcs who entered Azeroth in large numbers from Draenor.]
[Simply put, Thrall needs allies who can give him enough support.]
[The tribe is a large-scale military organization with a franchise system. Although the power of the warchief is supreme, at least when Thrall is in power, he will listen to the opinions of other racial leaders with an open mind and will not act arbitrarily. 】
[To suppress the radical stance of the young faction, Saar must expand the dove camp that agrees with his governing philosophy.]
[Just in time, Xiao Sa won over the tauren of Kalimdor and the Darkspear trolls who settled in Stranglethorn Valley in advance. These two races were the elders of the tribe in the original history. ]
[I suggest that the tauren and darkspear trolls be allowed to join the tribe according to the original historical direction.]
[Due to Sarlayan's operation, the tauren got rid of the Centaur harassment in advance and moved to the Mogore Grassland to recuperate a few years ago. 】
[The Darkspear Trolls also changed the tragic experience of being driven out of Stranglethorn Vale in the original history. They have established a firm foothold in the Cape area and are advancing step by step towards Zul'Gurub in the north. 】
[If these two races join the tribe as internal members, with their strength far exceeding the original history, they should be able to effectively suppress the voices of the young orcs. 】
[If you add in the Forsaken who are likely to appear in the future, and the three major races support Thrall together, I don’t believe that a mere idiotic roar can turn the world upside down. ]
The birth of the Forgotten was due to the weakening of the Undead Scourge.
The Frozen Throne was cracked by Illidan Stormrage using the Eye of Sargeras, and the Lich King's soul essence was leaked, causing his control over the Scourge to decline significantly. From this, a group of people with self-will were born.
The undead, they call themselves the Forgotten.
After the death of Xavius, the ancient god gave birth to a second generation Nightmare King.
Sarlayan still doesn't know the true identity of this person. The other person has always been hidden in the darkness, making Sarlayan unable to take action.
Having learned this lesson, Sarlayan no longer intends to rudely change history. He will use the prophetic ability obtained from the barrage to steer the situation in a direction more beneficial to himself as much as possible.
The existence of the Lich King is bound to appear. This is the wedge laid by the Deceiver Kil'jaeden in advance for the Burning Legion to invade Azeroth again. There is no room for failure.
Even without Ner'zhul, Kil'ghar would have asked others to replace him as the Lich King, leading the Scourge to disrupt the situation in Azeroth and prepare for the coming of the Burning Legion.
Sarlayan will not kill Ner'zhul early, which will only cause Kil'gall to drop someone unfamiliar with the barrage to replace him, adding a lot of variables.
In order to ensure that he was always aware of the latest movements of the Scourge, Sharlayan gave up beheading Ner'zhul and instead inserted an internal agent into his Scourge.
There is a high probability that large-scale unrest caused by the undead of natural disasters will still occur, otherwise Kil'jaeden will definitely not give up.
Today, Sarlayan is not a match for Kil'jaeden and Archimonde, and his ability is not enough to influence the overall situation. He can only make some fine adjustments to the details of the situation that are beneficial to his own side by planning in advance.
Where will the Scourge choose to attack?
In fact, this question does not require in-depth thinking. Which country has the largest population, Ner'zhul will definitely choose that country.
[That’s right, I’m talking about you, Lordaeron.]
[Poor Lordaeron, in this timeline, we may still encounter a wave of undead stealing homes. 】
[However, with Xiao Sha’s layout, the scale of the snowballing of natural disasters cannot be as abnormal as in the original history. 】
[I don’t know if Princess Calia can survive the natural disaster invasion. It would be a pity for such a lively beauty to die like this. 】
[Isn’t it better to be able to ignore the human lifespan limit after death, and to feel cool and comfortable on the body? 】