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| − | '''Ar'gorok''' was a [[Horde]] [[fortress]] located on |
+ | '''Ar'gorok''' was a [[Horde]] [[fortress]] located on the northwestern part of the [[Arathi Highlands]]. |
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| + | Ar'gorok was built by the [[Horde]] in order tide the balance of power in Arathi to their favor after the loss of the [[Undercity]] and the [[Alliance]] newfound influence over the lands of [[Lordaeron]]. Constructed over what what once was [[Northfold Manor]], Ar'gorok served as the Horde's main base for the [[Battle for Stromgarde]], in which if it fell to the Alliance, the Horde keep would lie in ruins with [[Vengeful Ghost]]s of the Horde's dead haunting it.<ref>[[Executing Exorcisms]]</ref> The Horde would then need to gather enough resources to restore the base and continue their bid to conquer Arathi. |
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| ⚫ | Ultimately, with the final Alliance victory over the Arathi Highlands' western reaches, the stronghold was decisively destroyed and abandoned.<ref>[[BlizzCon 2019]]: WoW Q&A Panel</ref> [[Ghost]]s haunt its ruins, angry after their defeat.<ref>''[[World of Warcraft: Exploring Azeroth: The Eastern Kingdoms]]'', pg. 68</ref> |
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 Ar'gorok | |
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| Type | Fortress |
| Race(s) |
  Orc  Jungle troll  Tauren  Blood elf  Forsaken  Goblin |
| Affiliation(s) | Horde |
| Location | Northwestern Arathi Highlands |
| Status |
Destroyed (lore) Active  |
Before its destruction.
Ar'gorok was a Horde fortress located on the northwestern part of the Arathi Highlands.
History
Ar'gorok was built by the Horde in order tide the balance of power in Arathi to their favor after the loss of the Undercity and the Alliance newfound influence over the lands of Lordaeron. Constructed over what what once was Northfold Manor, Ar'gorok served as the Horde's main base for the Battle for Stromgarde, in which if it fell to the Alliance, the Horde keep would lie in ruins with Vengeful Ghosts of the Horde's dead haunting it.[1] The Horde would then need to gather enough resources to restore the base and continue their bid to conquer Arathi.
Ultimately, with the final Alliance victory over the Arathi Highlands' western reaches, the stronghold was decisively destroyed and abandoned.[2] Ghosts haunt its ruins, angry after their defeat.[3]
NPCs
Horde NPCs
Battle for Stromgarde commanders
NPCs
Druza Netherfang <Portal Trainer>- Flightgineer Krazzle <Flight Master>
- Rocket
- Wistel Silversnitch
- Workshop Engineer
- Throk <Recruitment Officer>
- Meredith the Crone
- Pixy Hackwrench <Chief Engineer>
- Margie Slickwinch <Pixy's Assistant>
- Lug'ruk <Mine Overseer>
- Lieutenant Akaro <Attack Dispatcher>
- Grelka <Provisioner>
- Fennick <Blacksmith>
- Drom'kal <Repairs>
- Doctor Gregory Victor <Trauma Surgeon>
- Injured Grunt
- Ar'gorok Defender
- Ar'gorok Axe Thrower
- Ar'gorok Grunt
- Ar'gorok Shaman
- Ar'gorok Witch Doctor
- Ar'gorok Wind Rider
- Horde Peon
- Lazy Peon
- Silvermoon Blood Knight
- Thunder Bluff Tauren
- Horde Demolisher
- War Trike
Mobs
- Horde Grunt
- Horde Raider
- Horde Shaman
- Horde Axe Thrower
- Thunder Bluff Tauren
- Silvermoon Blood Knight
- Veteran Blood Knight
- Silvermoon Sorcerer
- Silvermoon Warcaster
- Darkspear Shadow Hunter
- Horde Demolisher
Hostile mobs
Alliance controls Arathi
Gallery
References
- ^
[50] Executing Exorcisms
- ^ BlizzCon 2019: WoW Q&A Panel
- ^ World of Warcraft: Exploring Azeroth: The Eastern Kingdoms, pg. 68
