Though he had led the other pox victims for only a short time, he had earned their eternal respect. In a matter of weeks, the red pox consumed Garad. It would be the last time that Durotan would ever saw his father. Garad convinced Durotan to return home and look after their people for the time being. The young Frostwolf was the sole remaining heir to the clan. Durotan volunteered to stay behind with his father, but Garad gave him other orders. Garad remained in Nagrand, and he took charge over his fellow plague victims. The last thing the Frostwolf chieftain wished for was to spread the pox to his family and clan members. Though the thought of not returning home filled Garad with great sorrow, he saw the wisdom in Ner’zhul’s words. They would go on to construct a new village to house the affected and keep them away from greater orc society. Ner’zhul feared that these orcs would spread the pox to new victims so he urged Garad and the other plague bearers to remain in Nagrand. The afflicted included Chieftain Garad of the Frostwolf clan, Durotan’s father. As the kosh’ harg ended and the orcs began their journeys home, some displayed signs of the pox. Led by Chieftain Ner’zhul, the clans met there to discuss their current troubles. Many of the victims contracted the pox during one of the orc’s Kosh’harg festivals in Nagrand. Months passed and hunderds perished from the powerful plague. This outbreak was the worst in orcish history. The orc warlock used his magic to spread a disease known as the red pox amongst the clans.
The Mag’har Orcs from our reality exist because way back when, before the whole opening of the Dark Portal and the invasion of Azeroth, we had Gul’dan working for the Legion.
One version from our reality and one from alternate Draenor. The Mag’har are those lucky or wise enough to remain uncorrupted and we now have two variations.
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Mag’har, those amongst the orcs that were not tainted by drinking the demon blood offered by Gul’dan and the Legion or the use of fel that not only changed the orc skin color, but also corrupted their race. I could end the video there, but lets talk a little bit more about their story. There you go that’s the story of the Mag’har, you are uncorrupted there for you are that kind of orc. The difference when it comes to being a Mag’har Orc compared to all the other orcs can be explained with the translation of the word. But what are the Mag’har and what’s the story that we know about them? That’s what we’re going to talk about today! Hello everyone! The Mag’har Orcs are going to become an Allied Race with Battle for Azeroth and despite there being a small period of time in which people thought they might go team Alliance, they are joining the Horde.
Previously we featured the Zandalari Trolls, Void Elves and the leader of the Dark Iron Dwarves, Moira Thaurissan (Bronzebeard).
Today we are focusing on the lore behind the Mag’har Orc Allied Race. With Allied Races now available through Battle for Azeroth Pre-Purchase, we are highlighting different Allied Races. It's time for Wowhead's monthly lore collaboration with Nobbel87! In this series, Nobbel will examine the lore behind popular content on Wowhead, and we'll provide database links and guides so you can experience the lore and content in-game.
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