Thanatos757
Captain of the Four Knights
Man people really don't like us.
Well, we did slaughter nearly everything on the planet. Then blew it up. Then failed our masters and people who followed our masters and tried to run away.
So yea. I'd say people have good reason to not like us.
jwolfe_beta
Semi Genre-Savvy Overlord
- Location
- Canada
Well we are a young whelp so the Mag'har are somewhat hesitant about our leadership skills.
Ogres hate orcs on general principal.
We know what just happened with the Shattered Hand.
The demons hate everything.
As for the Shadow Council, we're keeping the old ways alive (shamans instead of warlocks) which doesn't make them happy.
Fixing our status is going to take time, but it shouldn't be too hard.
We need to kick out the ogres or somehow work something out with them.
The shattered hand want our heads, nothing we can do until we get rid of Kargath.
Two unknown clans, that is both intriguing and terrifying. Most of the major ones are on the otherside of the portal, but there should be scattered remnants here and there. Still, there are clans still fully here, like the Bonechewer and Laughing Skull.
The Draenei aren't going to trust us anytime soon.
The completely unknown could be anything at this point.
The last two speak for themselves, and should be exterminated.
Well to get the ogres on our side. We need to do what Rexxar did and kick the Gronn's ass.
Arcman
Heh
Personally, I'm greatly extending the timeline between events for my quest. Too much shit happens is such quick succession that it's a utter pain to deal with in a dynasty game. Especially when WoW starts happening.
Chimeraguard
We do deserve to exist.
I wonder if the unknown could be the Alliance Expedition survivors in Honor Hold.
Eh, I'm debating having turns be .5 years at a time.
After all, shit gets built real goddamn quick in Warcraft it seems sometimes.
I mean c'mon look at all those farms and stuff you can build in War3, like holy crap twenty farms that there is a whole new goddamn village I founded just so I could get two more knights to kill these plagued villages in Stratholme.
On the other hand, Dranosh is supposed to be Saurfang the Younger, but I guess when your dad Saurfang the Elder fought as a full adult in the First War, then fought in the Second War, and then in the Third, and keep going strong for a good while yet you're gonna be called The Younger for like ever.
Ehhhhhhhhhhhhh
We'll see.
Ehhhhhhhhhhhhh
We'll see.
staplesdex2
CLASSFIED
If we get the chance I want us to purge the Shadow Council. If any of them surrenders and offers information, we take what they have and then kill them. I really dislike that Council and should have them executed early on for reasons that was stated in the lore.
Luckily, the Shadow Council has no presence in Nagrand yet. By canon they had claimed/created the Kil'sorrow Fortress down south though.
Of course, the detriment for the Mag'har is that everyone knows about Garadar, because no one wanted anyone else bringing the red pox to anyone else but the orcs sequestered there. You are a relatively well known settlement.
Of course, the detriment for the Mag'har is that everyone knows about Garadar, because no one wanted anyone else bringing the red pox to anyone else but the orcs sequestered there. You are a relatively well known settlement.
jwolfe_beta
Semi Genre-Savvy Overlord
- Location
- Canada
You have seen how weak our forces are right? We are not going to be taking out any of the other forces on Outland for a very long time. We are the underdog here and it's going to stay that way for a while.
Well, we might be able to ally with the Naaru in Shattrah. Depending on when they get there and how much they've diplomanced the Dark Portal Expedition yet. Khadgar became pretty cool about horde presence after talking with the Naaru.
- Location
- Paradise, Hawaii
So, by well known some may avoid areas where we raise our standard?
As in no one will want to Raid us because we are 'infected'?
Yeah, we need to secure the 'Three Corner' plan.
What is to the north beyond the elements?
Is it open ended?
As in, it is a map, is there some passage we do not know about?
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As in known in that they know where we are and can hit us at anytime if we make ourselves a nuisance. So we probably should try and solidify our control of nagrand at the very least before we try moving out to the rest of outlands.
- Location
- Paradise, Hawaii
Hence, if we have the Warsong going North-west to scout the ruins.
If it is clear we can take it over and start a Quarry for Stone for our building.
We need Stone and building a mine/ settlement means we can build a wall/ towers there, a Fortress if we need to go North.
Haala lets us move in multi directions from the center as needed, a Central Base with focused Defenses, as in over rope bridges.
Maybe stone ones..
If it is clear we can take it over and start a Quarry for Stone for our building.
We need Stone and building a mine/ settlement means we can build a wall/ towers there, a Fortress if we need to go North.
Haala lets us move in multi directions from the center as needed, a Central Base with focused Defenses, as in over rope bridges.
Maybe stone ones..
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Turn 1
1 Year After The Destruction of Draenor (Hereafter referred to as AA for After Apocalypse)
Turn 1
Turn 1
You are quite possible the youngest chieftain in history. You are the Chieftain of the Blackrock, as there aren't really any others left and willing to challenge you for the position. But you are also the leader of so many more. In a possibly twisted manner you have heard them calling you the Warchief, much like the disturbing corrupted named the leader of their bestial Horde. You don't know if you are entirely comfortable with that, but it's simply what you'll have to deal with.
These are your thoughts as you gaze as the small training ring in a tucked away corner of the city you've lived in your whole life.
Garrosh morosely lets himself get hit squarely in the face by his sparring opponent before absentmindedly twisting his foes arm and dropping an elbow onto their throat. Despite all of his martial abilities, a legacy of his father no doubt, the fire within him seems to have gone entirely out. It is quite disconcerting to see, but there is little you can do for it now as you have much more pressing concerns.
Kargath has disappeared from Nagrand, and you despite your age you are not naïve enough to assume that he did you the favor of slaughtering those damned Boulderfist Ogres far to the northwest of here. You are also not naïve enough to assume that the destruction of your world killed them either. They are too big and dumb to probably even realize that the planet exploded.
Anyhow, the most pressing concern is one that is simultaneously one for joy: the red pox is fading!
Indeed, the sickness leaves the frame of at least a dozen orcs a day it seems. The wasted bodies are returning to full health, slackened muscles tightening after new usage. But it is here that the issue appears. You don't have enough food or housing to provide for all of your people. You can stack orcs up on beds and on floors and feed them a few bowls of broth when they are so heavily afflicted.
But twelve orc men and women who are healthy require a lot more meat and water. More exercise. More space. More…everything. You need to take care of this as soon as possible, as you are getting another dozen healthy every day. Soon enough Garadar won't be able to provide for them. After all it was constructed as essentially a giant meditation and healing center, not a full on settlement, not at all.
All of these new responsibilities quail in the overall big picture. You hold the lives of the Mag'har, of the orcs, perhaps even the destiny and future of your whole race, in your hands.
You will not fail them.
You are Dranosh Saurfang. Warchief of the Mag'har. In a world gone mad, you are their leader and protector. Let what may come, come.
You will not fail them.
Military: Garrosh is largely listless these days but he's still an orc first and foremost. Even at his most mopey he is one of your better fighters. In this new world, you'll take what you can get. (Choose 2):
Hunting Parties - Clefthoof: For generations orcs hunted the massive clefthoof for their abundance of meat and hide. With the various clans dead, corrupted, or simply gone, their numbers have exploded. Garrosh wants to send out your warriors to begin hunting these mighty beasts down for the many benefits they provide. Not to mention the general experience that would be gained. Time: 1 Year. Reward: Hunting Income +500 Per turn.
Hunting Parties – Elekk: The powerful horned elekk are not always quite so large as the clefthoof, but they make up for it in their valuable ivory and bones. Not as large as clefthoof bones, elekk materials are much better for precise tasks. Ten out of ten times will your archers desire elekk bone arrowheads over clefthoof bone arrowheads. Not to mention the meat and hides that will provide for your people. Time: 1 Year. Reward: Hunting Income +500 per turn.
Scouting North: The north of Nagrand is your more immediate neighbor, and after the general upheaval of your world you can't trust anything at all about what's been happening or might have already happened. You remember that there were a few settlements in the north of Nagrand, but you have nothing confirmed. Enough orcs are now able to walk instead of hobble and wail under the auspices of the red pox to scout it out. Time: 1 Year. Reward: Northern Nagrand surveyed for stuff.
Scouting South: The south of Nagrand is expansive, considering that you are part of the north. It encapsulates a lot of land that you know little about. Jorin did lead his clan away from far south east, but that was a year ago, so who knows what has changed since? It will take longer for your scouts to fully complete this job, but the information should and will most certainly be worth it. Time: 2 Years. Reward: Southern Nagrand surveyed for stuff.
Diplomacy: If there's anything that Greatmother Geyah has taught you, is that not all things can be conquered by a warriors strength. It was with words that the first shamans parlayed with the Furies, the sentient elementals of Draenor. It will be with words that you accomplish more than just a good axe. (Choose 1):
Rule of Strength: The Mag'har obstentially accept you as their leader, though mostly because Greatmother Geyah approves of you. That won't do, not at all. One of the best ways to truly prove your strength and worthiness is to beat the absolute hell out of those who scoff behind your back at such a whelp trying to lead. You are Saurfang, damn it. You are strength. Time: 2 Years. Reward: Boosts to Mag'har reputation.
Internal Politics: Greatmother Geyah has requested for you to speak to her. Though you are technically Warchief of the Mag'har, you don't really know everyone who makes up those you lead. She has offered to instruct you in these things, so that you can get a better internal survey of your own people. It would be good for knowing such things in the future in case of culture clash, especially now that it seems the blasted red pox is finally letting up. Time: 1 Year. Reward: Internal Survey of Mag'har composition, feeling, beliefs, etc.
Stewardship: Garadar simply cannot hold all of these people. Your supplies strain already, and as more and more orcs grow healthy once more the amount of food and housing required will far eclipse what the small city can hold. This must be attended to, and quickly. (Choose 2):
Sunspring Lake: A rather daring move, but one you think has merit. You have often fished and walked round Sunspring Lake to the south and west of Garadar. It is here that many of the youth afflicted with the red pox were allowed to exercise and play. It has bountiful fish, fresh water, and is in a good place to set up as a location to funnel the energetic and youthful alike as orcs return to health. Why not build a small new settlement, to ease the growing pressures? Cost: 1000. Time: 1 Year. Reward: Sunspring Village set up, population valve for orcs who grow healthy again. +500 Fishing Income per turn. Garadar less in danger of straining supplies.
Boar Farms: Ah, boar meat. Delicious indeed, and a relatively staple food source for your people. Jorin believes that he and some of his extra fearless Bleeding Hollow could confront the horrendously vicious and brutish beasts and construct some holding pens for them. The boars don't have to like it, but so long as they can provide the bones, hides, and meat for your peoples usage then you have absolutely no problem with it. Cost: 500. Time: 1 Year. Reward: Small Boar Farms set up in Garadar, +500 Farming Income per turn. Garadar less in danger of straining supplies.
Watch Towers: Kargath. Ogres. Demons. The Shadow Council wherever they may be. You need to build a few towers to keep watch over any approaching foes who may try and come up and attack you. Kargath and his band got disturbingly close before your sickly warriors were able to turn pus filled eyes upon him. Not again if you can help it. You'll have to use up a lot of clay and bones, but it should be worth it for any advanced warnings on Garadar. Cost: 1000. Time: 2 Years. Reward: Small defensive watch towers built to guard Garadar. Bonus to defensive rolls. Bonus to seeing enemies on approach.
Learning: Not Unlocked Yet
Piety: The shamans despair. The orcs despair. The spirits of your ancestors do not speak. The Furies rage and roar with enough fury to crack the sinuses of any who attempt to speak with them. Their world has been torn from them, it is no wonder that the Furies are so, well, furious. Though you have so very many concerns, you have ordered that the shamans try and restore the connection that the bastard Gul'dan cut so gleefully in the now ravaged Shadowmoon Valley. Perhaps, in another time, you would be too busy with other concerns to deal with it, but your father left scrolls, and you have spoken to Greatmother Geyah a lot. Both have told you the same things. The orcs simply cannot survive as they should without the guidance of the ancestors, the spirits, and the help of the elements. [Every Turn the Shamans of the Mag'har will attempt to reconnect with the elements, this is what the upkeep is paying for. Beginning Chance of Success starts at 40%. Will go up 10% in chance every unsuccessful turn]
Intrigue: You aren't really sure if all the skulking about of the past is something you should have, but Jorin remains adamant that you need to keep an eye on such things. He seems to have appointed himself to this position. (Choose 1):
Follow That Chieftain: Kargath didn't just leave Garadar. He left Nagrand. Where on earth did he go? What is he up to? Will he turn around and slaughter you now? You cannot know these things, but Jorin has said he will provide some of the Bleeding Hollow to discretely keep track of them, at least for a nominal distance. You'll at least want to know where he left Nagrand to. Time: 1 Year. Reward: Kargath information. Chance of Success: 85%.
Shadow Council Checking: The damned Legion. The damned Shadow Council. You hate them both a good and healthy amount. But what really gets in your craw is how everyone seems to join up with them at some point. As in, there are orcs, Draenei, ogres, hell if those weird little spore things you heard tales of to the far north of here were a part of the Shadow Council you wouldn't be surprised. They are annoyingly good at infiltration and conversion. The world ended, sure, but you wouldn't even be close to amazed if they didn't have a few people slinking around these days…best check, Jorin says. Time: 1 Year. Reward: Information, potential Shadow Council scouts marked down.
Personal Actions: You used to have free time. Now you are responsible for tens of thousands of people's lives. It is an amazingly heavy burden, but your back and legs are pretty strong and you aren't about to give up. But you can still make some time for yourself. (Choose 1):
Wisdom of Saurfang: Your father knew he would probably be dead by the time you grew up. That he might never return from beyond the Dark Portal. But that's ok, because even if he is he inscribed dozens of scrolls for you on fine vellum. His gruff and frank words are still tinged with loving affection and fatherly pride, even though he probably only ever saw your sleeping face as a baby before passing you to the elders of Garadar. He left behind the words that he knew he would probably never get to say. It is a great comfort to you to read them, and often you find a hidden nugget of wisdom in them every time you read them. Time: 1 Year. Reward: +1 to random stat.
Hellscream, Hellsad: Garrosh spoke to Greatmother Geyah earlier, and left her home a broken man. What was said to break the normally energetic and rambunctious young man who is a few years your elder? You know of your own father, and plenty besides, but your precise knowledge of the one known as Grommash Hellscream is not very expansive. You should speak with the Greatmother about this, if only to know if there is anything you can say to your acquaintance. Reward: Knowledge of Grommash Hellscream, other information that might make you sad/mad at your father.
Prove Yourself: In order to prove yourself to your now subordinates, you need to do something impressive. Preferably a whole lot of impressive things. You have your axe, made of good Blackrock steel. You have your wits, and your strength. Go out hunting this year. Provide meat and hide and supplies for your people. Gain experience at hunting and leading, as well as personally assist the sick and the injured. Time: 1 Year. Reward: 500 Gold Income. 75% Chance to gain Trait: Hunter. Boost to Mag'har reputation.
- Location
- Paradise, Hawaii
You are Dranosh Saurfang. Warchief of the Mag'har. In a world gone mad, you are their leader and protector. Let what may come, come.
You will not fail them.
Military: Garrosh is largely listless these days but he's still an orc first and foremost. Even at his most mopey he is one of your better fighters. In this new world, you'll take what you can get. (Choose 2):
[X] Hunting Parties - Clefthoof: For generations orcs hunted the massive clefthoof for their abundance of meat and hide. With the various clans dead, corrupted, or simply gone, their numbers have exploded. Garrosh wants to send out your warriors to begin hunting these mighty beasts down for the many benefits they provide. Not to mention the general experience that would be gained. Time: 1 Year. Reward: Hunting Income +500 Per turn.
[X] Scouting North: The north of Nagrand is your more immediate neighbor, and after the general upheaval of your world you can't trust anything at all about what's been happening or might have already happened. You remember that there were a few settlements in the north of Nagrand, but you have nothing confirmed. Enough orcs are now able to walk instead of hobble and wail under the auspices of the red pox to scout it out. Time: 1 Year. Reward: Northern Nagrand surveyed for stuff.
Diplomacy: If there's anything that Greatmother Geyah has taught you, is that not all things can be conquered by a warriors strength. It was with words that the first shamans parlayed with the Furies, the sentient elementals of Draenor. It will be with words that you accomplish more than just a good axe. (Choose 1):
[X] Internal Politics: Greatmother Geyah has requested for you to speak to her. Though you are technically Warchief of the Mag'har, you don't really know everyone who makes up those you lead. She has offered to instruct you in these things, so that you can get a better internal survey of your own people. It would be good for knowing such things in the future in case of culture clash, especially now that it seems the blasted red pox is finally letting up. Time: 1 Year. Reward: Internal Survey of Mag'har composition, feeling, beliefs, etc.
Stewardship: Garadar simply cannot hold all of these people. Your supplies strain already, and as more and more orcs grow healthy once more the amount of food and housing required will far eclipse what the small city can hold. This must be attended to, and quickly. (Choose 2):
[X] Sunspring Lake: A rather daring move, but one you think has merit. You have often fished and walked round Sunspring Lake to the south and west of Garadar. It is here that many of the youth afflicted with the red pox were allowed to exercise and play. It has bountiful fish, fresh water, and is in a good place to set up as a location to funnel the energetic and youthful alike as orcs return to health. Why not build a small new settlement, to ease the growing pressures? Cost: 1000. Time: 1 Year. Reward: Sunspring Village set up, population valve for orcs who grow healthy again. +500 Fishing Income per turn. Garadar less in danger of straining supplies.
[X] Watch Towers: Kargath. Ogres. Demons. The Shadow Council wherever they may be. You need to build a few towers to keep watch over any approaching foes who may try and come up and attack you. Kargath and his band got disturbingly close before your sickly warriors were able to turn pus filled eyes upon him. Not again if you can help it. You'll have to use up a lot of clay and bones, but it should be worth it for any advanced warnings on Garadar. Cost: 1000. Time: 2 Years. Reward: Small defensive watch towers built to guard Garadar. Bonus to defensive rolls. Bonus to seeing enemies on approach.
Learning: Not Unlocked Yet
Piety: The shamans despair. The orcs despair. The spirits of your ancestors do not speak. The Furies rage and roar with enough fury to crack the sinuses of any who attempt to speak with them. Their world has been torn from them, it is no wonder that the Furies are so, well, furious. Though you have so very many concerns, you have ordered that the shamans try and restore the connection that the bastard Gul'dan cut so gleefully in the now ravaged Shadowmoon Valley. Perhaps, in another time, you would be too busy with other concerns to deal with it, but your father left scrolls, and you have spoken to Greatmother Geyah a lot. Both have told you the same things. The orcs simply cannot survive as they should without the guidance of the ancestors, the spirits, and the help of the elements. [Every Turn the Shamans of the Mag'har will attempt to reconnect with the elements, this is what the upkeep is paying for. Beginning Chance of Success starts at 40%. Will go up 10% in chance every unsuccessful turn]
Intrigue: You aren't really sure if all the skulking about of the past is something you should have, but Jorin remains adamant that you need to keep an eye on such things. He seems to have appointed himself to this position. (Choose 1):
[X] Shadow Council Checking: The damned Legion. The damned Shadow Council. You hate them both a good and healthy amount. But what really gets in your craw is how everyone seems to join up with them at some point. As in, there are orcs, Draenei, ogres, hell if those weird little spore things you heard tales of to the far north of here were a part of the Shadow Council you wouldn't be surprised. They are annoyingly good at infiltration and conversion. The world ended, sure, but you wouldn't even be close to amazed if they didn't have a few people slinking around these days…best check, Jorin says. Time: 1 Year. Reward: Information, potential Shadow Council scouts marked down.
Personal Actions: You used to have free time. Now you are responsible for tens of thousands of people's lives. It is an amazingly heavy burden, but your back and legs are pretty strong and you aren't about to give up. But you can still make some time for yourself. (Choose 1):
[X] Hellscream, Hellsad: Garrosh spoke to Greatmother Geyah earlier, and left her home a broken man. What was said to break the normally energetic and rambunctious young man who is a few years your elder? You know of your own father, and plenty besides, but your precise knowledge of the one known as Grommash Hellscream is not very expansive. You should speak with the Greatmother about this, if only to know if there is anything you can say to your acquaintance. Reward: Knowledge of Grommash Hellscream, other information that might make you sad/mad at your father.
You will not fail them.
Military: Garrosh is largely listless these days but he's still an orc first and foremost. Even at his most mopey he is one of your better fighters. In this new world, you'll take what you can get. (Choose 2):
[X] Hunting Parties - Clefthoof: For generations orcs hunted the massive clefthoof for their abundance of meat and hide. With the various clans dead, corrupted, or simply gone, their numbers have exploded. Garrosh wants to send out your warriors to begin hunting these mighty beasts down for the many benefits they provide. Not to mention the general experience that would be gained. Time: 1 Year. Reward: Hunting Income +500 Per turn.
[X] Scouting North: The north of Nagrand is your more immediate neighbor, and after the general upheaval of your world you can't trust anything at all about what's been happening or might have already happened. You remember that there were a few settlements in the north of Nagrand, but you have nothing confirmed. Enough orcs are now able to walk instead of hobble and wail under the auspices of the red pox to scout it out. Time: 1 Year. Reward: Northern Nagrand surveyed for stuff.
Diplomacy: If there's anything that Greatmother Geyah has taught you, is that not all things can be conquered by a warriors strength. It was with words that the first shamans parlayed with the Furies, the sentient elementals of Draenor. It will be with words that you accomplish more than just a good axe. (Choose 1):
[X] Internal Politics: Greatmother Geyah has requested for you to speak to her. Though you are technically Warchief of the Mag'har, you don't really know everyone who makes up those you lead. She has offered to instruct you in these things, so that you can get a better internal survey of your own people. It would be good for knowing such things in the future in case of culture clash, especially now that it seems the blasted red pox is finally letting up. Time: 1 Year. Reward: Internal Survey of Mag'har composition, feeling, beliefs, etc.
Stewardship: Garadar simply cannot hold all of these people. Your supplies strain already, and as more and more orcs grow healthy once more the amount of food and housing required will far eclipse what the small city can hold. This must be attended to, and quickly. (Choose 2):
[X] Sunspring Lake: A rather daring move, but one you think has merit. You have often fished and walked round Sunspring Lake to the south and west of Garadar. It is here that many of the youth afflicted with the red pox were allowed to exercise and play. It has bountiful fish, fresh water, and is in a good place to set up as a location to funnel the energetic and youthful alike as orcs return to health. Why not build a small new settlement, to ease the growing pressures? Cost: 1000. Time: 1 Year. Reward: Sunspring Village set up, population valve for orcs who grow healthy again. +500 Fishing Income per turn. Garadar less in danger of straining supplies.
[X] Watch Towers: Kargath. Ogres. Demons. The Shadow Council wherever they may be. You need to build a few towers to keep watch over any approaching foes who may try and come up and attack you. Kargath and his band got disturbingly close before your sickly warriors were able to turn pus filled eyes upon him. Not again if you can help it. You'll have to use up a lot of clay and bones, but it should be worth it for any advanced warnings on Garadar. Cost: 1000. Time: 2 Years. Reward: Small defensive watch towers built to guard Garadar. Bonus to defensive rolls. Bonus to seeing enemies on approach.
Learning: Not Unlocked Yet
Piety: The shamans despair. The orcs despair. The spirits of your ancestors do not speak. The Furies rage and roar with enough fury to crack the sinuses of any who attempt to speak with them. Their world has been torn from them, it is no wonder that the Furies are so, well, furious. Though you have so very many concerns, you have ordered that the shamans try and restore the connection that the bastard Gul'dan cut so gleefully in the now ravaged Shadowmoon Valley. Perhaps, in another time, you would be too busy with other concerns to deal with it, but your father left scrolls, and you have spoken to Greatmother Geyah a lot. Both have told you the same things. The orcs simply cannot survive as they should without the guidance of the ancestors, the spirits, and the help of the elements. [Every Turn the Shamans of the Mag'har will attempt to reconnect with the elements, this is what the upkeep is paying for. Beginning Chance of Success starts at 40%. Will go up 10% in chance every unsuccessful turn]
Intrigue: You aren't really sure if all the skulking about of the past is something you should have, but Jorin remains adamant that you need to keep an eye on such things. He seems to have appointed himself to this position. (Choose 1):
[X] Shadow Council Checking: The damned Legion. The damned Shadow Council. You hate them both a good and healthy amount. But what really gets in your craw is how everyone seems to join up with them at some point. As in, there are orcs, Draenei, ogres, hell if those weird little spore things you heard tales of to the far north of here were a part of the Shadow Council you wouldn't be surprised. They are annoyingly good at infiltration and conversion. The world ended, sure, but you wouldn't even be close to amazed if they didn't have a few people slinking around these days…best check, Jorin says. Time: 1 Year. Reward: Information, potential Shadow Council scouts marked down.
Personal Actions: You used to have free time. Now you are responsible for tens of thousands of people's lives. It is an amazingly heavy burden, but your back and legs are pretty strong and you aren't about to give up. But you can still make some time for yourself. (Choose 1):
[X] Hellscream, Hellsad: Garrosh spoke to Greatmother Geyah earlier, and left her home a broken man. What was said to break the normally energetic and rambunctious young man who is a few years your elder? You know of your own father, and plenty besides, but your precise knowledge of the one known as Grommash Hellscream is not very expansive. You should speak with the Greatmother about this, if only to know if there is anything you can say to your acquaintance. Reward: Knowledge of Grommash Hellscream, other information that might make you sad/mad at your father.
Military
[x] Hunting Parties - Clefthoof
[x] Scouting North
Diplomacy
[x] Internal Politics
Stewardship
[x] Sunspring Lake
[x] Watch Towers
Intrigue
[x] Shadow Council Checking
Personal Actions
[x] Hellscream, Hellsad
Ok, probably should do a hunting and scouting option each year. To train our troops, get supplies, and find out whats around us.
Definitely take internal politics. The attack first ask questions latter approach got us into this mess in the first place. So let's do the Opposite and actually Listen to our elders this time
Stewardship.
Definitely watch towers. We need that defense bonus because we absolutely cannot afford to be caught unawares.
Sunspring lake because an expansion would be nice.
Intrigue. Let's get our internal affairs into order before we do anything. Do not want to do something important and get messed up by cultists.
Personal actions...
Believe in me who believes in you hellscream! We'll make it through this together. Row row fight the powah!
[x] Hunting Parties - Clefthoof
[x] Scouting North
Diplomacy
[x] Internal Politics
Stewardship
[x] Sunspring Lake
[x] Watch Towers
Intrigue
[x] Shadow Council Checking
Personal Actions
[x] Hellscream, Hellsad
Ok, probably should do a hunting and scouting option each year. To train our troops, get supplies, and find out whats around us.
Definitely take internal politics. The attack first ask questions latter approach got us into this mess in the first place. So let's do the Opposite and actually Listen to our elders this time
Stewardship.
Definitely watch towers. We need that defense bonus because we absolutely cannot afford to be caught unawares.
Sunspring lake because an expansion would be nice.
Intrigue. Let's get our internal affairs into order before we do anything. Do not want to do something important and get messed up by cultists.
Personal actions...
Believe in me who believes in you hellscream! We'll make it through this together. Row row fight the powah!
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Derek58
Rocket Punch is Best Punch
- Location
- Getter Valhalla
Military
[X] Hunting Parties - Clefthoof
[X] Scouting North
Get some hunting income rolling in and get a better idea of what's going on here in the North.
Diplomacy
[X] Internal Politics
Let's get a primer on our people from Geyah before we start knocking heads.
Stewardship
[X] Sunspring Lake
[X] Watch Towers
Let's set up Sunspring Village for income and an extra place for healthy Orcs to move to, and get working on watch towers.
Intrigue
[X] Shadow Council Checking
Gotta uncover any potential Council scouts.
Personal
[X] Hellscream, Hellsad
Learning what Garrosh learned is the first step in getting him out of his depression.
[X] Hunting Parties - Clefthoof
[X] Scouting North
Get some hunting income rolling in and get a better idea of what's going on here in the North.
Diplomacy
[X] Internal Politics
Let's get a primer on our people from Geyah before we start knocking heads.
Stewardship
[X] Sunspring Lake
[X] Watch Towers
Let's set up Sunspring Village for income and an extra place for healthy Orcs to move to, and get working on watch towers.
Intrigue
[X] Shadow Council Checking
Gotta uncover any potential Council scouts.
Personal
[X] Hellscream, Hellsad
Learning what Garrosh learned is the first step in getting him out of his depression.
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