It turns out the orcs were massive assholes even before they chugged demon blood like Gatorade because Garrosh and his alterna-dad Grommash form the Iron Horde to invade Azeroth.
Unfortunately, Warlords of Draenor didn’t take that route. After all the terrible things Garrosh had done, fans were eager to see a more morally balanced portrayal of orcs in the franchise. In Warcraft III: Reign of Chaos, the orcs were retconned to be a noble race who were perverted by their fel overlords. Warlords of Draenor is widely panned as the worst expansion in the series, partly because of its convoluted time traveling storyline and one-dimensional treatment of orcs. Some fans even felt pity for him during this scene, which is stupid because he was basically zombie Hitler.ĭisgraced Warchief and wanted criminal Garrosh Hellscream is whisked away during his war tribunal by the tragically optimistic time dragon Kairoz, who took Garrosh to an alternate Draenor before the orcs became slaves for the demonic Burning Legion. In his final moments, Arthas died as the Prince of Lordaeron rather than the Lich King. Among them was Arthas’ father, King Terenas. Wielding the legendary sword Ashbringer, Tirion destroyed Frostmourne and whooped Arthas’ ass, avenging thousands of abducted souls. He stomped the group of adventurers (also foolishly you) who came to slay him and was about to convert them into his newest champions when Tirion Fordring broke free. There Must Always Be A Lich KingĪt the end of Wrath of the Lich King, Arthas revealed that he launched a second invasion in order to bait out heroes (that means you) who have the potential to become death knights.
It’s been 10 years since Arthas was defeated at Ice Crown Citadel, so here’s a quick primer to catch you up on everything that’s happened. If you’re one of the lapsed players returning for World of Warcraft: Battle for Azeroth, then you’re probably also part of the big exodus that left the game after Wrath of the Lich King.
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