Leader of the group formed against the Defias Brotherhood when the Stormwind government turned down their request for troop reinforcements, the People’s Militia. Stands at the entrance of the tower of Sentinel Hill in Westfall.

Appears in World of Warcraft

Friend and companion of Thrall. Leader of the Warsong clan, he aided Thrall in ridding the Orcs of their Demonic influence by killing the pit lord Mannoroth. He was mortally wounded and died shortly after his victory, whispering to Thrall of his freedom. His real name is Grommash, and means ‘Heart of giant’ in Orcish tongue. Thrall’s seat of power in Durotar is named Grommash Hold in honor of his slain friend. his weapon is also an available drop in the raid instance Karazhan

Appears in Warcraft II: Beyond the Dark Portal
Appears in Warcraft III: Reign of Chaos
Referenced in World of WarCraft
Appears in Warcraft: Lord of the Clans
Appears in Warcraft: Rise of the Horde

Griselda, daughter of Blackhand, chose to disobey her father’s wishes and fled to the Westfall Deadmines to conspire with the outlaw Turok and his band of ogres. She was subsequently tracked and killed by her father’s soldiers.

Appears in Warcraft: Orcs and Humans

Engineer Gazlowe is a Goblin who assists Thrall in constructing the new nation of Durotar. He appeared in the bonus campaign of Warcraft III: The Frozen Throne when you play with Rexxar. He is currently overseeing trade affairs at the port of Ratchet. Gazlowe was important in the construction of the water system beneath Orgrimmar.

Appears in Warcraft III: The Frozen Throne
Appears in World of Warcraft
Would appear in Lord of the Clans

Garrosh is the son of Grom Hellscream, and chieftain of the Mag’har, or “brown orcs” – the last uncorrupted orcish clan. Garrosh grew up knowing that his father had been responsible for the Red Pox, the demonic corruption that created the fel orcs and enslaved the Horde to the powerful Burning Legion. As a result, Garrosh has gone into a brooding depression and believes that his race – most especially his line – is cursed. As a result, he does not act decisively as he should against the forces who seek to destroy his people – the Burning Legion, the Illidari, and the ogres of Nagrand. His spirits are revitalized upon a visit from Thrall, the Warchief of the Horde and Grom’s best friend, who reveals that Grom died a hero against the evil Mannoroth.

It was announced at BlizzCon 2007 that Garrosh – now much more aggressive, but a little too much for Thrall’s liking…much like Grom himself – will lead the Horde expedition to the Borean Tundra in western Northrend, and will set up the fortress of Warsong Hold. His forces – and thus the Horde – have allied themselves with the shamanistic tuskarr native to the area, and aid them in battle against the naga invaders.

Appears in World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade
Slated to appear in World of Warcraft: Wrath of the Lich King