Horde Leadership

[Kralljin]

After you reach Prestige Rank 2 you'll be honored by Sylvanas with the first PvP Skin for your Artifact Weapon, full (?) Horde Leadership seems to be present as well.

http://imgur.com/a/8X6wl

Considering that some people might have issues reading all names, here's a list from left to right.


Gorfax Angerfang, apparently now the leader of the Dragonmaw Orcs loyal to the Horde. http://wow.gamepedia.com/Gorfax_Angerfang
Rokhan
Saurfang
Rexxar & Misha
Bloodelf Triumvirate
Thrall
Nazgrel
Black Bride (Probably Leader of the Defilers)
Nathanos Blightcaller
Gallywix
Gargok (Leader of the Warsong Outriders)
Baine
Drek'thar
Ji Firepaw

[Deleted]

Who is the orc next to Drek'thar and Ji?

[Arrashi]

"Leader of dragonmaw orcs loyal to horde" - you mean all 3 of them ?

[Deleted]

Does that mean Rokhan is new troll racial leader ?

[Panquake]

Who is the orc next to Drek'thar and Ji?

Bragor Bloodfist

[Kralljin]

"Leader of dragonmaw orcs loyal to horde" - you mean all 3 of them ?

Blizzard magically conjures up more Dragonmaw Orcs when it suits them.

Altough the choice is pretty weird, sole purpose of this dude previously was being a target for a lowlevel Alliance quest.

Does that mean Rokhan is new troll racial leader ?

Leader perhaps but most likely not Chieftain.

[Deleted]

Gorfax Angerfang - isn't this guy killed during an Alliance quest? I mean, I don't really understand how he's there when he's dead.

As for others, I'm surprised Drek'thar is on his feet again and came all the way to the Undercity.

This makes me wonder who is there for the Alliance side.

Who is the orc next to Drek'thar and Ji?

Think it's this guy:
http://www.wowhead.com/npc=36273/bra...dfist#comments

From the image it appears to read "Hand of the Warchief" and this guy has same title and same armour.

[Al Gorefiend]

Wow, a lot of nobodies. Why are we supposed to care about characters that are either made up on the spot or essentially lowbie NPCs and questgivers? Gorfax Angerfang? The Black Bride? Halduron Brightwing? Gargok?

Why even include these characters, hmm..

[Shampro]

Wow, a lot of nobodies. Why are we supposed to care about characters that are either made up on the spot or essentially lowbie NPCs and questgivers? Gorfax Angerfang? The Black Bride? Halduron Brightwing? Gargok?

Why even include these characters, hmm..

If there's something all these factions need is new blood. And asap.

[Magnagarde]

Drek'thar or Rexxar.

Dragonmaw orcs should be a no-go because that clan went through with some of the worst things imaginable during the Second War. Not surprised Garrosh had a weak spot for them. Might aswell go look for a new Warchief in Hordemar within Blackrock Mountain if Dragonmaw are an example.

[Shampro]

Drek'thar or Rexxar.

Dragonmaw orcs should be a no-go because that clan went through with some of the worst things imaginable during the Second War. Not surprised Garrosh had a weak spot for them. Might aswell go look for a new Warchief in Hordemar within Blackrock Mountain if Dragonmaw are an example.

Not sure what point you're trying to make or maybe I'm not following. Clans have pretty much no bearing anymore aside from apperance and to a minor extent cultures, did you know that Varok Saurfang is a Blackrock orc, the same clan that lived under the mountain and that Garrosh brought in droves with Malkorok?. Point is, it doesn't matter, what matters is specificly the characters intentions or actions.

[Magnagarde]

Not sure what point you're trying to make or maybe I'm not following. Clans have pretty much no bearing anymore aside from apperance and to a minor extent cultures, did you know that Varok Saurfang is a Blackrock orc, the same clan that lived under the mountain and that Garrosh brought in droves with Malkorok?. Point is, it doesn't matter, what matters is specificly the characters intentions or actions.

Present-day intentions don't make up for the sins of the past.

Having been part of a clan gives a pretty clear insight into what an orc was doing before becoming part of Thrall's Horde.

[Shampro]

Present-day intentions don't make up for the sins of the past.

Having been part of a clan gives a pretty clear insight into what an orc was doing before becoming part of Thrall's Horde.

Ok I can see nothing productive will come out of this duscussion lol. Good night.

[Magnagarde]

Ok I can see nothing productive will come out of this duscussion lol. Good night.

Everyone seems to have a problem with discussing characters being called to account for what they had done. No idea what is up with that. Good night lol

[Qualia]

Present-day intentions don't make up for the sins of the past.

That doesn't mean someone / some organizations should always be treated as sinner, or to be shafted for their past sins. The question is simple - are they friendly and useful now? If the answer is yes, it wouldn't be a good idea to just keep pushing them away because they committed some heinous things years (or decades) ago. I mean, just look at our real world, we have plenty of good examples around...

[Deleted]

Nazgrel?!

Absent since TBC concluded, and THIS is the only appearance they can give him?

[steelballfc]

Nazgrel?!

Absent since TBC concluded, and THIS is the only appearance they can give him?

he was OK char so I wouldn't mind
probably will be Nazgrim 2.0

[Kralljin]

Wow, a lot of nobodies. Why are we supposed to care about characters that are either made up on the spot or essentially lowbie NPCs and questgivers? Gorfax Angerfang? The Black Bride? Halduron Brightwing? Gargok?

Well they basically are the leaders of certain Horde Forces.

Black Bride / Gorgak represent the Defilers / Warsong Outriders, altough they are kinda useless due this faction basically just being there for a rep grind that only grants a title.

Lorewise they still lead armies against the Alliance, it's just that Battleground are in a grey area in terms of lore.

Gorfax Angerfang is only interesting because he seemingly took up leadership of the Dragonmaw Clan, doubtful that will ever be important but still quite the promotion he got.

Nazgrel?!

Absent since TBC concluded, and THIS is the only appearance they can give him?

Well i think the event should show the entire Horde Leadership, Nazgrel as the leader of the Horde Forces in Outland makes sense.

[steelballfc]

Well i think the event should show the entire Horde Leadership, Nazgrel as the leader of the Horde Forces in Outland makes sense.

he was absent in any Leader-ship meeting since TBC

[Kralljin]

he was absent in any Leader-ship meeting since TBC

As a lot of other people, like Drek'thar, or Rexxar, or the other Battleground leaders.