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| + | | name = Orsis tribe |
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| + | | image = General Ammantep.jpg |
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+ | | size = 150px |
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| + | | races = {{Race|Ramkahen}} |
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| − | | Release = TBD |
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| + | | capital = [[Orsis]], [[Uldum]] |
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| − | | Version = TBD |
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| + | | leader = [[General Ammantep]] (presumed) |
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| − | | toc = TBD |
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| − | | Highlights = [[Transmogrification]], [[Void Storage]], [[Deathwing's Raid]], [[Raid Finder]], [[Darkmoon Island]] |
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| + | | faction = Neutral |
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+ | | status = Active |
| − | | Current = 4.3.0 |
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| − | '''Patch 4.3.0''' will include the "largest content update since Cataclysm".<ref name="MMO-C 4.3">[http://www.mmo-champion.com/content/2400-WoW-Lost-300k-Subscribers-Patch-4.3-this-year-Blizzcon-2011-Tickets-Blue-Posts MMO-Champion — WoW Lost 300k Subscribers, Patch 4.3 this year, Blizzcon 2011 Tickets, Blue Posts]</ref> |
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| + | {{For|the city in [[Uldum]]|Orsis}} |
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| − | *'''[[Transmogrification]]:''' The ethereals are setting up shop around Azeroth to offer adventurers their latest astonishing interdimensional service. The upcoming Transmogrification feature will let players customize the appearance of their gear like never before. For the full rundown on how it works, check out our recently posted blog: http://us.battle.net/wow/en/blog/3309048#blog |
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| + | The '''Orsis tribe''' contains [[tol'vir]] that control the territory of western [[Uldum]]. They have lived in peace with the other tol'vir tribes for a long time, until the [[Neferset]] tribe made relations with [[Deathwing]] and the elemental lord [[Al'Akir]]. When the Orsis was given the same choice, they refused and as punished were buried, along with their city, in the sands. |
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| − | *'''[[Void Storage]]:''' Now that you've got a good reason to hang onto your old gear, you're going to need somewhere to store it all. With Transmogrification comes Void Storage, a long-term stash where players will be able to keep the items they just can't seem to let go of. Those ethereals think of everything, don't they? Look at the official blog post for more info: http://us.battle.net/wow/en/blog/3342240#blog |
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| + | Many members of the tribe were killed, though some were saved or lucky enough to not be in the city at the time. [[Prince Nadun]] offered the survivors refuge in his city [[Ramkahen]].<ref>[[Quest:Under the Choking Sands]]</ref> |
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| − | *'''Bag Search:''' Integrated directly into the bag and bank UI, this new search feature will be incredibly quick and easy to use. Used to find an item in one of your bags, in your character's personal bank, guild bank, or Void Storage vault. Check out more about this at: http://us.battle.net/wow/en/blog/3342240#blog |
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| + | ==Known members== |
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| − | *'''Death to Deathwing:''' Alongside all this comes a whole lot of new content. The developers revealed that patch 4.3 will feature three new 5-player dungeons, setting the stage for the ultimate fight in Cataclysm: the final showdown against Deathwing himself. Patch 4.3 will include a whole new tier of raid content culminating in an epic boss encounter unlike anything you’ve yet experienced in World of Warcraft. |
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| + | *[[General Ammantep]] |
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| + | *[[Prophet Hadassi]] |
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| + | *[[Itesh]] |
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| + | ==Notes== |
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| − | *'''Raid Finder and More:''' We're also working on a number of other new features, including a Raid Finder -- a tool similar to the Dungeon Finder designed to match players looking for PUG-friendly raids. |
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| + | *Although they are their own tribe, they are flagged as part of the [[Ramkahen]] for technical purposes. |
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| + | ==Speculation== |
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| − | *'''[[Darkmoon Island]]:''' Some cool renovations for Azeroth's traveling [[Darkmoon Faire]].<ref>http://us.battle.net/wow/en/blog/3390849</ref> |
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| + | {{speculation}} |
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| + | ;Leadership |
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| + | *It's unknown if this tribe had a king or pharaoh (since they make no reference to any leader), like the other two tribes, or if he was simply killed when the sandstorm hit. [[General Ammantep]] appears to be the next highest ranking member and presumed to be the leader. |
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| + | ;Ramkahen |
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| − | But don't worry -- there's plenty of time to prepare. We’re keeping a close eye on players’ progress through the Rage of the Firelands content, and lots of folks are still busy working on obtaining the Dragonwrath legendary staff, completing the Molten Front dailies, and rallying to take down Ragnaros. We’ll have lots more details on the raid, dungeons, and other content coming in patch 4.3 in the months ahead, so keep an eye on the official World of Warcraft website.<ref>http://us.battle.net/wow/en/forum/topic/2973396284?page=1#1</ref> |
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| + | *It's unknown if the Orsis officially merged with the Ramkahen after their devastating loss of people or remain separate. |
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| − | *It is expected to be released late in 2011.<ref name="MMO-C 4.3"/> |
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| + | {{Tol'vir}} |
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| − | *The experience needed for levels 71-80 will be decreased.<ref>http://twitter.com/#!/Warcraft/status/108244085466341376</ref> |
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| + | [[Category:Uldum]] |
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| − | *[[Worgen (playable)|Worgen]] racial mounts will be added.<ref>http://us.battle.net/wow/en/blog/3401307</ref> |
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| − | ==References== |
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| − | {{Patches}} |
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| − | [[Category:World of Warcraft patches|4.3.0]] |
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Revision as of 17:50, 1 September 2011
 Orsis tribe | |
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| Main leader | General Ammantep (presumed) |
| Race(s) |
 Tol'vir |
| Capital | Orsis, Uldum |
| Status | Active |
The Orsis tribe contains tol'vir that control the territory of western Uldum. They have lived in peace with the other tol'vir tribes for a long time, until the Neferset tribe made relations with Deathwing and the elemental lord Al'Akir. When the Orsis was given the same choice, they refused and as punished were buried, along with their city, in the sands.
Many members of the tribe were killed, though some were saved or lucky enough to not be in the city at the time. Prince Nadun offered the survivors refuge in his city Ramkahen.[1]
Known members
Notes
- Although they are their own tribe, they are flagged as part of the Ramkahen for technical purposes.
Speculation
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This article or section includes speculation, observations or opinions possibly supported by lore or by Blizzard officials. It should not be taken as representing official lore.
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- Leadership
- It's unknown if this tribe had a king or pharaoh (since they make no reference to any leader), like the other two tribes, or if he was simply killed when the sandstorm hit. General Ammantep appears to be the next highest ranking member and presumed to be the leader.
- Ramkahen
- It's unknown if the Orsis officially merged with the Ramkahen after their devastating loss of people or remain separate.