[Question] Ogres OGRES OGRES

[NelsonLaJe]

my doubt is about the OGRES good what I wanna know is on in which the Clans that have ogres, and who kicked in the first and second war

and each clan which types of spells that use, type of warriors

I'm wondering why I am doing a map on which I intend to make the current Horde and the Dark horde maybe some other groups of orcs


I also want to know if you have experienced that will remain neutral for ogres I do the Creeps

 

[PROXY]

Dude just check WoWWiki all information you need is there >.>

 

[Ketsuno Anson]

Ogre ogre

 

[Orcnet]

to my experience in RoC and TFT, humans, orcs and undeads has ogres in there army except for night elves

 

[The Comunist Party]

In the first war, Ogres were kind of the enemy of everyone, (and they only had one head). In the second war Ogres were the orc peace keepers, bleeding hollow clan and laughing skull clan, if I remember correctly

 

[NelsonLaJe]

In the first war, Ogres were kind of the enemy of everyone, (and they only had one head). In the second war Ogres were the orc peace keepers, bleeding hollow clan and laughing skull clan, if I remember correctly

TY buddy

 

[NhazUl]

Not exactly. The ogres were a native species of Draenor, and hostile to the orcs until the First War. Then the orcs simply cowed them into submission by killing one of their leaders. The ogres were used as shock troops for the Horde and during the Second War, Gul'dan created the two-headed ogres and the Ogre Magi by using warlock magic. After the Second War and the human invasion of Draenor, the ogres split off from the defeated Horde. On a separate note, Twilight's Hammer (when it was still a clan) had the ogre Cho'Gall for their leader and its ranks were full of ogres.

Btw, this belongs in Warcraft Discussion.

 

[NelsonLaJe]

Not exactly. The ogres were a native species of Draenor, and hostile to the orcs until the First War. Then the orcs simply cowed them into submission by killing one of their leaders. The ogres were used as shock troops for the Horde and during the Second War, Gul'dan created the two-headed ogres and the Ogre Magi by using warlock magic. After the Second War and the human invasion of Draenor, the ogres split off from the defeated Horde. On a separate note, Twilight's Hammer (when it was still a clan) had the ogre Cho'Gall for their leader and its ranks were full of ogres.

Btw, this belongs in Warcraft Discussion.

This is what I wanted to know thanks

^;^

 

[NearbyHermit]

Here are some ogres for you

Alright, I was kidding. Here is a very helpful lore guide:

 

[NelsonLaJe]

here are some ogres for you

Alright, i was kidding. Here is a very helpful lore guide:

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