Stormwind God

The relationship between the tribe and the alliance was completely cold.

Except for Woking being able to talk to the Alliance, the two sides have closed almost all channels of negotiation.

Who is this to blame?

From the day Garrosh took office to invite the Alliance leader, the relationship between the two sides has plummeted.

First of all, Garrosh does not acknowledge the arrears of tribes and alliances in commercial trade. He believes that the alliance has artificially manipulated the price of ore during the transaction, which is a shameless alliance's exploitation of tribal people. The tribe denied such bad debts obtained through deception.

The second is territorial disputes. The new oasis over the desolate land was indeed vandal * deer helmet, but it happened in the name of Cenarion Council. Garrosh said nothing, disregarding the opposition of the tauren druid hamul * rune totem, even threatened hamul to characterize him as a traitor and order the tribe of the desolate to attack it.

Anyway, Hamuil ventilated the other side and let the night elves druids evacuate in advance, which avoided direct war with the night elves.

But in Ashenvale, Garrosh actually claimed that the tribe had the right to logging. While the elves were retreating to prepare for the advent of the flames, they sent people into Ashenvale to log and prepare to rebuild Orgrimmar City.

Isn't this a face?

In order to appease the elves, the Alliance had to log from Elwynn Forest to send wood over. Is the tribe blowing his nose on his face?

Who gave you the courage to do this?

A group of big men, including Woking, Kane, and even Dranosh, advised Brainscream to stop acting recklessly, but Brainscream just didn't listen.

"Is there an opinion? Yes! Follow me" Makora "!" The blue veins are bulging, and the thick red brain on the neck is roaring, it is completely like not talking to people.

It was his suit that won the favor of the soldiers and the people.

Most orcs agree with his position as chief warrior, believing that his outspoken warrior's intuition and unwillingness to negotiate humbly is the true character of the orc.

Garrosh is grateful for the identification of the orcs, and desperately wants these green orcs to accept him, but he has no time and patience to show his style as a leader.

He ordered the twilight fortress of the Barrens to be a nightmare to the minds of some people.

Because, wherever the disaster is most severe, people are on the front line first.

"Rush!"

"Lok_tar!"

Once upon a time, this oasis that suddenly appeared in the barren land due to the cataclysm was like the last redemption in despair. With the rise of Twilight Fortress, everything changed.

It was originally a mountain rising abruptly from the ground because of the fission of the earth. After the Twilight believers occupied it, they used the soil magic from the Deep Rock Continent to drill the mountain in all directions and enslave new believers who came from all directions to allow the believers to further excavate and strengthen the fortress.

In this dim highland, the shadows are darker. The sun seems out of reach with the rest of Azeroth.

Those elemental creatures hovering near the Twilight Fortress are even more boastful: "Fireworks will be more prosperous; heavy rain will invade the earth; the violent shaking of the earth will lift the entire ground."

Their existence deeply encourages or deceives those believers who have never believed in the destruction of the world.

When the Horde army killed the twilight fortress, the tribe's orcs, tauren, and trolls often encountered their compatriots who fell into fanaticism first.

After raising the butcher knife and drenching with blood, the tribal warrior will face the elemental creature with almost no physical attack with the most primitive sword without support.

This is just a joke about the lives of soldiers.

A stone axe tied to a piece of wood with a broken stone can deal with a giant earth element that is five meters tall and has a ton of impact when it is punched?

Or is it possible to hack a fire elemental creature composed of flame elements?

The Horde warriors were heroic, but died worthless.

Garrosh continued to devote more troops to siege. Which territory is the most provocative, the whole family is on the battlefield.

"My father is a great warrior! So is my mother! The brave orc warrior never distinguishes males and females." The brain screamed so growled.

Female orcs can also fight very well, this is the tradition of orcs. Like Sal's father and mother Durotan and Draka, they were also famous for playing.

In this way, the brain screams consumed all the refugees in the defeated war.

This scene made Woking and other big men tremble.

Necessities are becoming scarce due to the cataclysm?

Coalition stopped importing food?

It doesn't matter. In the name of righteousness, we can bring down the population through war.

You know, Thrall has always aimed to make the tribe bigger and stronger, and constantly provides living resources that can be used by the people to live and reproduce.

Garrosh did the opposite: expand without enough resources or consume the population through war.

What's more chilling for leaders is that the traditional orcs actually agree with this approach

Orcs who will die on the battlefield because you are not fierce enough!

The orcs who are not fierce are waste!

Deserve it!

These rough and brutal ideas run through the ideas of the traditional orcs that occupy the majority of the tribe's population.

"My God! Garrosh is actually consuming the tribe's population and war potential!" Woking was about to collapse.

What most of the big brothers couldn't bear was that Garrosh madly forced them and asked them to invest more troops.

"We orcs have died of 100,000 people. Will your trolls and tauren send this force?"

The tauren and trolls have too few population bases compared to the orcs who claim to be more powerful. The tauren are because Mogao's grassland can only support so many people. The troll is because the dark spear troll is originally small in population.

After joining the tribe, neither Kane nor Vol'jin did not regret the character of his soldiers. The due sacrifice is by no means ambiguous.

That's not the sacrifice method. It is completely using your own soldiers to offset the enemy's resources and even arms.

In Garrosh's eyes, as if the orcs had died of 100,000 people, the trolls and the tauren should have died 10,000.

This kind of unreasonable warfare drove Kane and Woking crazy. Even the goblin trade prince Gary Vickers, who is the least responsible for life, is outraged at Garrosh's waste of life. Because it was filled with human life, as well as his money.

The twilight dragon flying in the sky is simply the Horde's biggest nightmare.

Woking finally couldn't help it: "Garrosh! You can't go on like this! If you don't solve those big lizards in the sky, it will not make sense to fill in all the warriors of the entire tribe."