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| − | | name = Bloodhoof tribe |
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| − | | image = TaurenCrest.jpg |
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| − | | affiliation = [[Horde]] |
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| − | | races = {{Race|Tauren}} |
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| − | | theater = [[Mulgore]], [[Thunder Bluff]] |
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| − | | leader = [[Baine Bloodhoof]], [[Cairne Bloodhoof]] (formerly) |
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| − | | capital = [[Thunder Bluff]] |
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| − | | capitals = [[Camp Aparaje]], [[Grimtotem Post]], [[Darkcloud Pinnacle]] |
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| − | | faction = Horde |
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| − | | character = [[Warrior]]s, [[Hunter]]s, [[Shaman]], [[Druid]], [[Paladin]]. [[Priest]] |
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| − | The '''Bloodhoof tribe''' of [[Tauren]] reside in the grasslands of [[Mulgore]]. They are members of the [[Horde]] and were led by [[Cairne Bloodhoof]] who presided over the Tauren capital of [[Thunder Bluff]]. After his manufactured defeat by [[Magatha Grimtotem]] at the hands of [[Garrosh Hellscream]], Cairne's son [[Baine Bloodhoof]] is the new High Chieftan of the Bloodhoof clan and leader of the unifed Tauren tribes of Mulgore. Baine can now be found on the [[High Rise]] in Thunder Bluff, the former seat of his father. The Tauren can be found in all areas of the world, trying to restore the balance of the world which was lost during the occupation of the [[Burning Legion]]. The Tauren owe allegiance to [[Warchief Thrall]] and the Horde due to their assistance in ridding Mulgore of the marauding [[centaurs]], thus giving the Tauren a place to call home. However, along with many other of the Horde races, the Tauren have become ''wary'' of the [[Orcs]], after the defeat of their former High Cheiftan, Cairne Bloodhoof by Garrosh Hellscream, all be it a fixed contest. Baine Bloodhoof made an uneasy peace with Hellscream and the Horde after an apology by Garrosh but are still wary of the Orcish core of the Horde along with the [[Trolls]] and the [[Forsaken]] neither of which trust the leadership of Hellscream. |
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| − | == Lore == |
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| − | The orcs first met up with the Bloodhoof tribe when then arrived on [[Kalimdor]].<ref name="LF"/> |
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| − | Shortly before the Horde's arrival on Kalimdor, their ships were caught in a storm. While most of Thrall's soldiers made it to land, their ships were destroyed and they did not all make landfall at the same point. Thus Thrall set out with the soldiers who'd been on board his ship to search for the rest of his forces. After discovering signs of a recent battle during their exploration of the new land, they found a single bull-like humanoid (which they would later know was called a "tauren") being attacked by a group of "horse men" (which they would later be told were known as "centaurs"). Thrall attacked the centaurs but was too late to save the tauren's life. It wasn't long before they stumbled on a similar sight: two more injured tauren being overwhelmed by a centaur band. Again, Thrall and his orcs and trolls got involved on behalf of the tauren, and again were unable to save their lives despite killing the centaurs.<ref name="LF"/> |
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| − | After finding some of his lost troops, Thrall's search for the others took him to higher ground, from which he was able to see a large army of centaurs in the canyon below. He noticed they were marching to the north.<ref name="LF"/> |
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| − | Soon after that, Thrall's force was attacked by yet another centaur band. After once again routing the centaurs, Thrall was approached by a trio of tauren led by an aged, yet large and strong, tauren who introduced himself as Cairne. Cairne complimented the "greenskins" on their fighting prowess. Thrall told Cairne his name and that of his people, the orcs. He went on to say that they had come across the sea seeking their destiny. Cairne told Thrall that there was an [[Oracle]] to the north who might be able to help him, which prompted Thrall to mention the centaur army he had seen marching in that direction. Cairne was alarmed by the news, since it was clear to him that the centaurs were on their way to raid his village. He rushed off immediately along with his contingent. Wanting to learn more of the Oracle and also motivated by a desire to help, Thrall and his soldiers followed Cairne to the village where they successfully repulsed the centaur assault together.<ref name="LF"/> |
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| − | After the battle, Cairne told Thrall of his tauren plight. The centaurs had driven off all the game in the region and, in order to avoid starving, the tauren would have to travel across the [[Barrens]] to Mulgore. Cairne worried that they would be overtaken by the swift centaurs before they could get there. Thrall pledged that he would escort the tauren to their destination and help protect their [[kodo]] beasts from attacks in return for being told the location of the Oracle. Cairne accepted the offer, and they were on their way. It was the beginning of a relationship of mutual respect and cooperation between the two peoples that continues to this day.<ref name="LF">[[Landfall]]</ref> |
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| − | Thrall and his troops cleared the path of any centaurs standing in the way of the caravan while Cairne and his tauren fought off repeated attacks from behind aimed at the vulnerable kodos. When the caravan had almost reached its destination, Thrall saw a huge force of centaur charging at them. The orc Warchief despaired that they wouldn't make it. But Cairne would not allow himself to be defeated when he was so close to his objective, and used his might to start a rockslide that blocked the way of the centaurs.<ref name="TLM"/> |
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| − | The two peoples parted as friends, with the orc and troll force going to find the Oracle as well as their brethren ([[Grom Hellscream]] and his [[Warsong clan|Warsongs]] were still unaccounted for), while the tauren left to search for a site on which to build their new home. Grateful for Thrall's assistance, Cairne gave him a number of kodos which proved to be quite useful as the Horde continued their journey.<ref name="TLM">[[The Long March]]</ref> |
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| − | ==Members== |
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| − | * {{RaceIconExt|Cairne}} {{NPC|Horde|Cairne Bloodhoof|High Chieftain}} (deceased) |
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| − | * {{RaceIcon|Tauren|Male|Small}} {{NPC|Horde|Baine Bloodhoof|High Chieftain}} |
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| − | * {{RaceIcon|Tauren|Male|Small}} {{NPC|Neutral|Elder Bloodhoof}} |
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| − | [[Category:Tauren tribes]] |
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