![]() ![]() Thrall, wielding the legendary Doomhammerįrom his humble beginnings as a slave to his rise as Warchief of the Horde, Thrall has cut a path through the history of Azeroth through his courageous actions, unfaltering will, and his mastery of the Elements as a Shaman. I will have my revenge! Do you hear me?" - Thrall Official overview ![]() murdered before I could know them! Betrayed… Gul'dan! If I must burn my way across the afterlife, I will find you in whatever hell you have hidden. Thrall, with the help of Grom Hellscream, father to Garrosh Hellscream, later created a Horde army, which he used to return to Durnholde and confront Blackmoore, only to have Taretha's severed head thrown at his feet.Īs well as his close friendships with Rexxar and the troll leader Vol'jin, Thrall was also a great friend of Cairne Bloodhoof, before his demise at the hands of Garrosh. Thrall was then taken to an internment camp, where he met fellow members of the Horde, and learned of the corruption of Gul'dan, an orcish warlock. Taretha later allowed for Thrall to escape by creating a diversion with fire. Thrall grew to befriend Taretha Foxton, a human woman who can be seen in World of Warcraft at the Caverns of Time instance Escape From Durnholde Keep, in which the player aids Thrall in his escape from Durnholde. Thrall had both the intelligence of a human, and the ferocity and savagery of an orc. Blackmoore then took Thrall to Durnholde Keep, raising him as a gladiator. Blackmoore then named him "Thrall", which in human tongue is another word for "slave". According to the World of Warcraft novels, Thrall was found as an infant in close proximity to the slaughtered corpses of his parents by Aedelas Blackmoore. ![]() ![]() Thrall was born as the son of Durotan, whom Durotar is named after, and Draka. After joining the Earthen Ring shamans to help repair the elements of the world from the Shattering, Thrall, with the help of the dragon aspects and a group of mortal heroes, used the Dragon Soul to destroy Deathwing, and save Azeroth from destruction. Thrall then gathered his Horde and sailed to Kalimdor, and settled Durotar, the new home for the orcs. During the liberation of the last of the camps, Orgrim fell in combat bestowing his black plate, the title of Warchief, and the Doomhammer upon Thrall. Raised by humans as a gladiator, Thrall later escaped from Durnholde, and fought under Orgrim Doomhammer, the name sake of the Horde capital, Orgrimmar, to liberate the orcs interned after the Second War. Thrall chose Garrosh Hellscream as his successor, and that decision continues to haunt him as the ruthlessness of the new warchief brings the Horde to the point of insurrection. When Deathwing returned and shattered the world, Thrall stepped down from his role as the Horde's warchief, instead joining the Earthen Ring, a powerful shamanic group, in an attempt to put the elements to rest and stop the Destroyer. Thrall led the Horde through a seemingly unceasing series of trials: the lifting of the demonic blood-curse that had tainted the orcs, a Burning Legion attack on Mount Hyjal, and the fall of the dreaded Lich King. Thrall's shamanism guided his actions as he re-formed the Horde, becoming its warchief and leading his people to settle in an arid land that he called Durotar, in honor of his father, Durotan. When Go'el escaped his prison, he traveled in search of not just aimless freedom but his roots, eventually finding wisdom in the shamanic beliefs of his ancestors. Thrall, Guardian of the Elements "Thrall" was the moniker bestowed on the young orc Go'el in his first home-an internment camp created to keep the orc prisoners of the Second War from ever threatening Azeroth again-and the name could not be less fitting. Thrall quit his former job as Warchief to save the world and spend more time with his family. When viewed in the Collection, Thrall has the following flavor text: ![]()
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