This section concerns content exclusive to the Warcraft movie or its sequels. In the Warcraft movie, Durotan is defeated and killed by Gul’dan in Mak’Gora, albeit by dishonorable tactics, such as draining his life force while in combat until he could no longer fight.

Battle for Azeroth For years after Archimonde’s death, the draenei and orcs lived in peace until naaru arrived on Draenor and the draenei became fanatical. … Durotan and Draka had a child named Geya’rah, and Durotan was killed by the Lightbound.

They easily stormed the first four camps, but at the fifth, things would change. The Alliance was prepared and a force of mounted knights ambushed the orcs. Orgrim met his end when he was mortally wounded while trying to flee, impaled by a lance in the chaos.

He was still deep within the Guardian’s thoughts when Lothar and Khadgar killed him, ending Medivh’s treachery and forcing Gul’dan into a coma. Garona, still under mind control of the Shadow Council, then assassinated King Llane in the name of Gul’dan, cutting his heart out.

Orgrim Doomhammer is former second-in-command of the Frostwolf clan, and childhood friend of the late chieftain Durotan. … Misjudging the warlock Gul’dan, Orgrim betrayed Durotan, dooming his clan to extermination.

Superhuman Strength: Like all of Draenor’s orcs, Durotan possesses a degree of superhuman strength. He is capable of lifting up to 5 tons (while normal orcs are capable of lifting up to 2 tons), which is equal to orcs who drank the Blood of Mannoroth.

Aedelas Blackmoore His parents were killed by Gul’dan’s assassins shortly after his birth in the beginning of the First War, he was found and raised by Aedelas Blackmoore who gave Thrall his name.

Rexxar was confused at Jaina’s horror, but trusted her enough to follow her back to Theramore quickly. … Rexxar traveled to Mulgore to meet with Cairne Bloodhoof, and when he arrived, Cairne told him to return to Thrall and tell him that he had died of a broken heart.

Thrall Thrall (birthname Go’el), son of Durotan (born the year 0 ADP), was the Warchief of the restored orcish Horde and ruler of the red land of Durotar in Kalimdor.

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The Doomhammer in Thrall’s hands, as depicted in the BattleCry Mosaic. … So it was that Orgrim, mortally wounded while fighting to free his people from imprisonment, bestowed the Doomhammer on one who was not of his clan or bloodline: Thrall.

He ruled the Horde until he was mortally wounded during the battle for the Broken Shore; though he was evacuated back to Orgrimmar, he succumbed to fel poisoning from his wound.

Gul’dan was effectively revived when Garrosh used a time portal to Draenor of the past to give characters of that time access to Azeroth via the Dark Portal. … Although he was defeated, he escaped to Azeroth through a Legion Portal, that he created to summon Archimonde from the remains of alternate Draenor’s Dark Portal.

Once called Darkness Incarnate and Destroyer of Dreams, Gul’dan was the first orc warlock and is considered one of the most powerful warlocks to have ever existed. He lived to amass power by any means necessaryeven betraying his kin to those that sought to enslave them.

Gul’dan is the final boss of the Nighthold. … The battle with Gul’dan is a long Battle for survival, the first phase deals with killing his demonic minions, followed by the mad warlock using fel-power to leap into the fray personally.

A new movie based on the huge video game series, World of Warcraft, is reportedly in the works at Legendary Pictures. According to relatively reliable scooper, Daniel Ritchman, Warcraft 2 is now in development, thanks largely to the game and first movie’s popularity overseas.

Orgrim’s Hammer, under the command of Varok Saurfang, later becomes involved in a Gunship Battle with the Skybreaker in Icecrown Citadel. Although it is the same gunship, it has been remodeled slightly for use in the raid; all below deck entrances have been covered up.

Blackrock clan Orgrim Doomhammer was the Warchief of the Old Horde and Chieftain of the Blackrock clan during the end of the First War and the entirety of the Second War. …

Lord of the Clans After earning his freedom thanks to Taretha, Thrall escapes Durnholde and set out to find a group of orcs that had evaded Blackmoore. He found these orcs to be those of the Warsong clan, led by Grom Hellscream.

ok so it is said that drinking the fel blood of manaroth turned the orcs skin green, and coming in contact with fel energy can also turn there skin green, so i understand that orc warlocks will always be green, but thrall is a shaman and his parents were also untainted by fel magic.

Ultimately, following the death of Varok Saurfang and Windrunner’s abandonment of the Horde, Baine became one of the leaders to form and sit on the Horde Council, representing the tauren. …

Durak is the orc son of Aggra and Thrall. … Before Thrall left for Orgrimmar, he asked Vol’jin to take care of his mate and son should something have happened to him.

Leoroxx Believed to be the current leader of the Mok’Nathal clan, Leoroxx is the father of Rexxar, Champion of the Horde.

Rexxar’s father Leoroxx leads the remainder of the dwindling clan descended from ancient orc and ogre clans that became one people. As a result, the Mok’Nathal are a tribe unique on either Draenor or Azeroth, one that breeds true and that possesses the blood of both ogres and orcs.

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Thrall stopped being Warchief to save the planet, and players negatively started referring to him as Green Jesus. After Thrall, the position of Warchief went to Garrosh Hellscream. Garrosh was the big-bad for the Mists of Panderia expansion and the final boss in Siege of Orgrimmar.

There’s nothing definitive about the passing of time in Battle for Azeroth; judging by previous timelines, the typical intent is that an expansion takes up about a year of in-game time, so it’s probably still 33 during Safe Haven. Thus Thrall is about 32 years old, depending on when in the year he was born.