- For the Warcraft III unit, see Demolisher (Warcraft III).
The orcish demolisher is a replacement for the formerly used orcish catapults which were replaced after the Third War. It is a standing asset to the Horde. Capable of hurling fiery projectiles over great distances, orcish demolishers have been the doom of many Alliance regiments. Though a small team of orcs must always be available to man these destructive machines, unerringly demolishers serve as the Horde's greatest siege weapon.[1] Unlike catapults, demolishers can be equipped with burning oil which smothers their projectiles in napalm and thus setting the ground ablaze wherever they land.
Despite theoretically being an improvement over the catapult, there were no demolishers in World of Warcraft until WotLK, although catapults were (and still are) quite common.
As can be seen with the Hired Demolitionists and the Horde Demolitionists, the drivers of demolishers are called demolitionists.
In World of Warcraft[]
A Demolisher in Journey Trailer.
The demolisher appears in World of Warcraft: Wrath of the Lich King as a siege weapon. It is the baseline vehicle upon which the rest are based. It has both a long-range attack and a short-ranged spike ramming attack. The vehicle can also carry up to 3 passengers as well as a driver. In this vehicle, the passengers are exposed allowing them to be targeted and attacked — but also allowing them to do the same. The driver is also in control of both weapons.[2]
The Iron Horde utilized their own version of the demolisher, which took the form of a large cannon powered by an iron star.
Known[]
In the RPG[]
Horde demolishers use a phlogiston-powered boiler to fling its projectiles.[3]
Notes[]
- During the War of the Thorns, the Horde used demolishers and arcane-enhanced payloads to fire at a Sentinels fleet west of Ashenvale and later to shoot from Darkshore at Teldrassil itself, burning it down.[4][5]
Gallery[]
A Demolisher in Warcraft III.
Unused WoW Demolisher model from old PvP page.
Demolisher model from WWI
Demolisher slide from WWI
In the Trading Card Game.
A Battleground Demolisher.
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