Warcraft: The North Wolf Clan

In the game "Warcraft" Clan of the North Wolf is one of the oldest military orc associations, originated in Draenor before their first hike through the Dark Portal. Leaders constantly changed, but in the World of Warcraft universe the clan still exists.

Clan of the Northern Wolf. History

United by a common goal and adapted to live in the harsh conditions of Nagrand (in the orc language means "Earth of the Winds"), the clan warriors led a solitary lifestyle. Eliminated from the entire Horde from the very beginning of its existence, the clan's orcs refused to drink Mannoroth's blood when Gul'dan appeared to them. Durotan, who was at that time the leader, adhered to the Ancestors' cult established among orcs and rejected the defilement that Gul'dan carried with him.

Soon after the split of the whole Horde into "defiled" and "remaining the same", the orcs, who had not drunk Mannoroth's blood and preferred not to renounce the worship of the spirits of their ancestors, called themselves Mag'haras. и ещё двух кланов огров. On these lands came the orcs of filth and unleashed a long, bloody war, because of which the clan of the Northern Wolf was forced to leave the old measured rhythm of life and defend itself from uninvited guests and two other clans of ogres.

This territory was contaminated badly at the very least because of fierce resistance. In World of Warcraft, you can see how the green magic is gradually receding from this place and life is reborn again.

The Fates of the Chiefs

According to the universe of the game already mentioned, Durotan ferried the North Wolf clan to Azeroth, having founded a settlement in the Alterac Mountains. On such an act he was encouraged by the decision of Gul'dan to declare the clan outlawed. The killers sent by the shaman killed the leader when he tried to contact his friend Orgrim Doomhammer.

The next orc headed the North Wolf clan was the son of Durotan Go'El, better known as Thrall (was raised by the people of the Alliance). He became a shaman thanks to the leader Drek'Thar and contributed to the rescue of many relatives from the concentration camps of the Alliance.

Clan of the Northern Wolf in the movie

In the sensational blockbuster "Warcraft" this clan is shown as a part of a huge united orcish horde that penetrated Azeroth through the Dark Portal under the leadership of Gul'dan. In the beginning, you can see how the shaman of filth takes the lives of captured Draenei.

In the film, the leader Durotan perishes at the hands of Gul'dan, and Orgrim Doomhammer pulls out his fang to transmit in the future Go'Elu. But the film does not mention whether the orcs drank Mannoroth's blood or not, although the horde clearly traces the neighborhood of the orcs with the defiled (greenskins).

In the expanded version of the film there is also a fragment where the clan of the Northern Wolf argues at the fire together with Chernoruk. Orgrim Doomhammer ridicules the Thunder of Hellscream, belittling the honor and dignity of a defiled orc, saying that everything should be decided by battle, not magic.