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Stormwind Keep (WC1 Orc)
Last wiki revision 2022-04-12
Stormwind Keep is the twelfth and final mission of the Orc campaign in Warcraft: Orcs & Humans.
''Stormwind Keep is ours to take! The Orcish hordes gather like buzzards to carrion, as the moment of destiny is close at hand. A low growl fills the air as your wolfriders whip their savage mounts into a frenzy. The earth shakes as catapults are loaded and moved into position. The fires of the burning rubble about you dance in your eyes as you gaze upon the pristine, white towers of Castle Stormwind. White that will soon be washed with the red of King Llane's blood. With his fall, all of Azeroth will be yours!''
The second siege of Stormwind Keep was the final battle of the First War that ended with the Orcish Horde's victory over the humans of the kingdom of Azeroth. The events that culminated ultimately led to the destruction of Stormwind Keep and the death of King Llane Wrynn I.
Sir Anduin Lothar would lead the survivors and refugees of the First War on an exodus north to the continent of Lordaeron, where they would prepare for the Horde's impending invasion and the eventual outbreak of the Second War.
- Orcish Horde
- Grunts
- Spearmen
- Necrolytes
- Raiders
- Catapults
- Warlocks
- Kingdom of Azeroth
- Footmen
- Archers
- Clerics
- Knights
- Catapults
- Conjurers
- Stormwind's description in The Last Guardian seems to be inspired by this mission: a city of considerable size, with three full sets of walls ribboning around Stormwind Keep and lesser barriers separating the different wards. Great towers springing from the streets, a surging river, and the Keep in the center of the city.
Categories
- Warcraft: Orcs & Humans orc campaign
- Unofficially named articles
Source
https://warcraft.wiki.gg/wiki/Stormwind_Keep_(WC1_Orc) · retrieved 2023-11-13 · CC BY-SA 4.0
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