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| leader = {{NPC||Overlord Geya'rah|icon=Geya'rah}}
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The '''Mag'har orcs''' an [[allied race]] affiliated with the [[Horde]]. They are the remnants of the [[Iron Horde]] [[orc]]s and [[clan]]s from the {{Au|Draenor|alternate Draenor}} who, after the events of [[Hellfire Citadel (alternate universe)|Hellfire Citadel]], have united under one, unique clan, called "Mag'har", meaning "uncorrupted". During ''[[World of Warcraft: Battle for Azeroth|Battle for Azeroth]]'', the [[Horde]] opened a portal back to the alternate Draenor, only this time thirty years later from their point of view, to recruit them in the [[Battle for Azeroth (event)|war]] against the [[Alliance]]. After saving the Mag'har from the [[Lightbound]], the orcs agreed to ally with the Horde.
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The '''Mag'har orcs''' are one of the playable [[Horde]] [[allied race]]s in ''World of Warcraft'', introduced in [[World of Warcraft: Battle for Azeroth|''Battle for Azeroth'']]. After the events of {{Au|Hellfire Citadel}} on the {{Au|Draenor|alternate Draenor}}, the remnants of the [[Iron Horde]] and the [[Frostwolf Orcs|Frostwolf clan]] united into one [[clan]] simply known as the {{au|Mag'har|"Mag'har"}}, meaning "uncorrupted" in [[Orcish (language)|Orcish]]. During the [[Fourth War]], the [[Horde]] opened a portal back to the alternate Draenor, only this time many years later from their point of view, to recruit them in the conflict against the [[Alliance]]. After saving their kin from the [[Lightbound]], the Mag'har were stranded on Azeroth as the portal closed behind, and agreed to join the Horde.
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[[Geya'rah]], the alternate universe counterpart to [[Thrall]], serves as the Mag'har leader now that they have settled on Azeroth. Much like their main universe allies, they prefer to ride [[Wolf|wolves]], and speak [[Orcish (language)|Orcish]] as a main language.
   
 
==Background==
 
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==Appearance==
 
==Appearance==
 
Mag'har can have:
 
Mag'har can have:
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* Gray skin, can also be mutilated ([[Burning Blade clan (alternate universe)|Burning Blade]], [[Laughing Skull Orcs|Laughing Skull]], [[Shadowmoon clan (alternate universe)|Shadowmoon]], [[Shattered Hand clan (alternate universe)|Shattered Hand]])
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* Brown skin, can also have brown or white tattoos ([[Bleeding Hollow clan (alternate universe)|Bleeding Hollow]] for white tattoos, [[Burning Blade clan (alternate universe)|Burning Blade]], [[Frostwolf Orcs|Frostwolf]], [[Shadowmoon clan (alternate universe)|Shadowmoon]], [[Thunderlord clan (alternate universe)|Thunderlord]], [[Warsong clan (alternate universe)|Warsong]] for brown tattoos)
   
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Gray skin with yellow eyes (Dragonmaws) and pale white (Shattered Hands) are not available. It is likely the pale white Shattered skin tone is unavailable because the only orcs with that skin tone such as [[Val'dune Fleshcrafter]], possess an entirely unique model that is unable to equip armor.
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The gray skin tone with yellow eyes (Dragonmaw) and the pale white skin tone (Shattered Hand) are not available. The latter is likely not unavailable because it is tied to a separate, unique model unable to equip armor.
   
 
==Unlocking==
 
==Unlocking==
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Mag'har orcs can be unlocked by Horde players who complete the achievement [[Ready for War (Horde)]].
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Players must then complete the following [[Allied race recruitment quests|recruitment questline]]:
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{{Mag'har recruit questline}}
   
 
==Character==
 
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===Classes===
 
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*{{Class|Hunter}}
 
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==Notes & trivia==
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==Quotes==
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{{Main|Jokes#Mag'har orc male|Jokes#Mag'har orc female}}
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{{Main|Flirt#Mag'har orc male|Flirt#Mag'har orc female}}
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==Notes==
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*On Draenor and in Orgrimmar, each clan is represented by a particular type of recurring Mag'har NPC: Deadeyes, Grunts, and Warders for the Blackrock, Impalers for the Bleeding Hollow, Blademasters for the Burning Blade, Warriors for the Frostwolf, Limbflayers for the Laughing Skull, Darkcasters for the Shadowmoon, Rippers for the Shattered Hand, Giantslayers for the Thunderlord, and Outriders for the Warsong.
 
*Mag'har [[shaman totem]]s look like small [[Cup of Unity|cups of unity]].
 
*One of the playable Mag'har haircut is called "The [[Dreadnaught]]".
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*Mag'har were initially planned to become available in [[patch 8.1.5]], with [[Dark Iron dwarf (playable)|Dark Iron dwarves]] and [[Zandalari troll (playable)|Zandalari trolls]] being the allied races slated for the launch of ''Battle for Azeroth''. However, when Blizzard settled on making [[Kul Tiran (playable)|Kul Tiran humans]] an allied race in 8.1.5, they felt that it made the most sense from a story perspective to pair Kul Tirans with Zandalari. Thus, the Zandalari allied race was moved back until 8.1.5 so they could be released alongside Kul Tirans, while Mag'har were moved forward to 8.0 as the Horde equivalent to Dark Irons.<ref>{{Ref web|url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CvG7VKwJb20&t=2m10s|title=Live Developer Q&A with Ion Hazzikostas- January 24, 2019|author=World of Warcraft|work=YouTube|date=2019-01-24|accessdate=2018-01-25}}</ref>
 
*A [[Thieving Scoundrel]] wearing [[Frostwolf Orcs|alternate Frostwolf]] armor can be seen in the [[Underbelly]] of [[Dalaran]].
 
*A [[Thieving Scoundrel]] wearing [[Frostwolf Orcs|alternate Frostwolf]] armor can be seen in the [[Underbelly]] of [[Dalaran]].
 
*[[War Drummer|Mag'har orcs]] wearing [[Warsong clan (alternate universe)|alternate Warsong]] armor can be seen playing drums on the Horde [[gunship]] during the [[Seething Shore]] battleground.
 
*[[War Drummer|Mag'har orcs]] wearing [[Warsong clan (alternate universe)|alternate Warsong]] armor can be seen playing drums on the Horde [[gunship]] during the [[Seething Shore]] battleground.
*Mag'har [[shaman totem]]s look like small [[Cup of Unity|cups of unity]].
 
 
*[[The Hood]], a [[Shattered Hand clan|Shattered Hand]] rogue that looked like those of the Iron Horde was originally planned to appear in ''[[World of Warcraft: Legion|Legion]]''.
 
*[[The Hood]], a [[Shattered Hand clan|Shattered Hand]] rogue that looked like those of the Iron Horde was originally planned to appear in ''[[World of Warcraft: Legion|Legion]]''.
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*They are the first and currently only Horde allied race to not have [[reputation]] bonus to their specific [[faction]], diverging from the Paragon chest bonuses awarded to other factions, tied to their former [[Reputation#Exalted|exalted]] reputation requirements. These were removed, along with all other [[Allied races|allied race]] reputation requirements in 9.0.
*One of the playable Mag'har haircut is called "The [[Dreadnaught]]".
 
   
 
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Core races
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This article is about the playable race. For the Mag'har orc lore in general, see Mag'har orc. For other uses, see Mag'har (disambiguation).
HordeBattle for Azeroth Mag'har orcs
Mag'har orc (playable)
Character classes Hunter, Mage, Monk, Priest, Rogue, Shaman, Warrior, Shadowlands Death Knight
Main language Orcish
Starting zone Valley of Honor, Orgrimmar
Racial leader IconSmall Geya'rah Overlord Geya'rah
Capital Orgrimmar
Racial mount Inv orcclanworg [Mag'har Direwolf]
Mag'har crest

Mag'har crest

Allied races2

The Mag'har orcs are one of the playable Horde allied races in World of Warcraft, introduced in Battle for Azeroth. After the events of Hellfire Citadel on the alternate Draenor, the remnants of the Iron Horde and the Frostwolf clan united into one clan simply known as the "Mag'har", meaning "uncorrupted" in Orcish. During the Fourth War, the Horde opened a portal back to the alternate Draenor, only this time many years later from their point of view, to recruit them in the conflict against the Alliance. After saving their kin from the Lightbound, the Mag'har were stranded on Azeroth as the portal closed behind, and agreed to join the Horde.

Geya'rah, the alternate universe counterpart to Thrall, serves as the Mag'har leader now that they have settled on Azeroth. Much like their main universe allies, they prefer to ride wolves, and speak Orcish as a main language.

Background

Main article: Iron Horde#History

Race preview

For untold generations, the orc clans of Draenor battled one another in endless war. But when Gul'dan offered them the blood of his demonic masters, the disparate tribes of Mag'harā€”the orcish word for "uncorrupted"ā€”refused the dark bargain and banded together to drive out the Burning Legion. United under the leadership of Grommash Hellscream, the Mag'har pledged to one day repay Azeroth's heroes for aiding their cause. As war against the Alliance intensifies, the Horde must call upon the might of the Mag'har to seize victory.[1]

Note: the official Battle for Azeroth website says "In the aftermath of the fall of Hellfire Citadel..." instead of "United under the leadership of Grommash Hellscream..."[2]

Creation screen description

The orc clans of Draenor never drank the demon blood that corrupted their distant kin. Proud and defiant, they stood united as one tribe--the Mag'har. With their unrelenting courage and fierce sense of honor, the Mag'har now fight to claim a new home on Azeroth.

Opening cutscene

Overlord Geya'rah: Strength and honor. Blood and thunder. Mere words to others... but everything to us. We are the last survivors of a proud tribe. The uncorrupted... the unbroken... the Mag'har!

Appearance

Mag'har can have:

The gray skin tone with yellow eyes (Dragonmaw) and the pale white skin tone (Shattered Hand) are not available. The latter is likely not unavailable because it is tied to a separate, unique model unable to equip armor.

Unlocking

Mag'har orcs can be unlocked by Horde players who complete the achievement Horde Achievement doublejeopardyhorde [Ready for War].

Players must then complete the following recruitment questline:

  1. H [40-70] Vision of Time
  2. H [40-70] Caverns of Time
  3. H [40-70] Echo of Gul'dan
  4. H [40-70] Echo of Warlord Zaela
  5. H [40-70] Echo of Garrosh Hellscream
  6. H [40-70] Restoring Old Bonds
  7. H [40-70] Calling Out the Clans
  8. H [40-70] Bonds Forged Through Battle
  9. H [40-70] Tyranny of the Light
  10. H [40-70] The Uncorrupted

Character

Racial traits

Ability racial ancestralcall [Ancestral Call] - active - 2 min cooldown
Invoke the spirits of your ancestors granting you their power. Increases a random secondary stat by 102 for 12 seconds.
Ability racial openskies [Open Skies] - passive
Increases mounted speed by 10%.
Ability racial pureblood [Savage Blood] - passive
Reduces the duration of Poisons, Diseases, and Curses by 10%.
Ability racial sympatheticvigor [Sympathetic Vigor] -passive
Increases pet health by 10%.

Classes

Quotes

Main articles: Jokes#Mag'har orc male, Jokes#Mag'har orc female
Main articles: Flirt#Mag'har orc male, Flirt#Mag'har orc female

Notes

  • On Draenor and in Orgrimmar, each clan is represented by a particular type of recurring Mag'har NPC: Deadeyes, Grunts, and Warders for the Blackrock, Impalers for the Bleeding Hollow, Blademasters for the Burning Blade, Warriors for the Frostwolf, Limbflayers for the Laughing Skull, Darkcasters for the Shadowmoon, Rippers for the Shattered Hand, Giantslayers for the Thunderlord, and Outriders for the Warsong.
  • Mag'har shaman totems look like small cups of unity.
  • One of the playable Mag'har haircut is called "The Dreadnaught".
  • Mag'har were initially planned to become available in patch 8.1.5, with Dark Iron dwarves and Zandalari trolls being the allied races slated for the launch of Battle for Azeroth. However, when Blizzard settled on making Kul Tiran humans an allied race in 8.1.5, they felt that it made the most sense from a story perspective to pair Kul Tirans with Zandalari. Thus, the Zandalari allied race was moved back until 8.1.5 so they could be released alongside Kul Tirans, while Mag'har were moved forward to 8.0 as the Horde equivalent to Dark Irons.[3]
  • A Thieving Scoundrel wearing alternate Frostwolf armor can be seen in the Underbelly of Dalaran.
  • Mag'har orcs wearing alternate Warsong armor can be seen playing drums on the Horde gunship during the Seething Shore battleground.
  • The Hood, a Shattered Hand rogue that looked like those of the Iron Horde was originally planned to appear in Legion.
  • They are the first and currently only Horde allied race to not have reputation bonus to their specific faction, diverging from the Paragon chest bonuses awarded to other factions, tied to their former exalted reputation requirements. These were removed, along with all other allied race reputation requirements in 9.0.

Gallery

Patch changes

References

 
  1. ^ Preview: Mag'har Orcs and Dark Iron Dwarves (2018-04-28).
  2. ^ Battle for Azeroth website
  3. ^ World of Warcraft 2019-01-24. Live Developer Q&A with Ion Hazzikostas- January 24, 2019. YouTube. Retrieved on 2018-01-25.