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==WarCraft RTSs==
 
==WarCraft RTSs==
 
In the WarCraft RTSs, the Grunt was the main Orcish fighter. In Warcraft I and II, they are equal to footmen, but in Warcraft III they are stronger than footmen but cost more food and resources.
 
In the WarCraft RTSs, the Grunt was the main Orcish fighter. In Warcraft I and II, they are equal to footmen, but in Warcraft III they are stronger than footmen but cost more food and resources.
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==In World of Warcraft==
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Grunts are guards in horde cities such as [[Orgrimmar]]
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Grunts are used as the pawn in the [[Karazhan]] chess event.
   
 
[[Category:Honor]]
 
[[Category:Honor]]

Revision as of 19:57, 10 September 2007

Grunts were the first level of warrior in the service of orc armies during the First War. Trained for close combat, these soldiers make excellent fodder for wading through human forces. Use of the ax and shield is their speciality, and they are hearty fighters with a taste for blood.Template:Cite

Grunts are the first and last line of the horde's defense. These powerful fighters arm themselves with mighty battle-axes and display all of the savagery and cunning of their race. In past generations, grunts were characterized by their depravity and brutality. But now, under the visionary leadership of Thrall, they more closely resemble their savage, yet noble warrior ancestors.Template:Cite


Grunt was an old Honor System title available to Horde characters; being a Grunt allowed characters to purchase a Team insignia trinket.

WarCraft RTSs

In the WarCraft RTSs, the Grunt was the main Orcish fighter. In Warcraft I and II, they are equal to footmen, but in Warcraft III they are stronger than footmen but cost more food and resources.

In World of Warcraft

Grunts are guards in horde cities such as Orgrimmar

Grunts are used as the pawn in the Karazhan chess event.