 Razormane tribe | |
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 Blackthorn Ridge | |
| Main leader |
 Mangletooth |
| Formerly |
Lok Orcbane † |
| Race(s) |
 Quilboar |
| Character classes | Warrior, Hunter, Geomancer, Mystic, Scout, Seer, Rogue, Thornweaver |
| Base of operations | Blackthorn Ridge, Razormane Grounds, Thorn Hill |
| Theater of operations | Barrens, Durotar |
The Razormane tribe is a tribe of quilboar that inhabit Durotar and the Barrens.
The Razormane led by Nak, Kuz and Lok Orcbane[1] have been known to raid the Crossroads and steal supplies. They were at war with the Bristleback quilboars.[2][3]
At some point in the past, when the mysterious kelani magi fell, the Razormane quilboar were quick to scavenge their Enchanted Gemstones.
When the Cataclysm split the Barrens, the Razormanes were thrown into chaos. The northern group became refugees separated from their leadership, until they rallied under Tortusk, who turned them into brigands and had them attack Grol'dom Farm. After his death, the orcs thought about starting a dialogue with the survivors.[4]
Locations[]
The Razormane inhabit mostly the area around Thorn Hill, Blackthorn Ridge (bordering the Razorfen tribe to the south), and expand into the Razormane Grounds in search of new land in the orc territory of Durotar.
After the Fourth War, Zekhan reported that there is a Razormane Downs somewhere in southern Durotar.[5]
Culture[]
The Razormane quilboar are a spiritual tribe.[6] They know that their bones need to be strong when entering a battle,[7] with the Razormane's greatest warriors being infused with Agamaggan's strength.[8] The Razormane's greatest scouts are said to be unrivaled in their accuracy, and no rogue could measure up to their quickness in battle.[9]
Tortusk's mount is a raptor named Fez.
Known members[]
| Name | Role | Status | Location |
|---|---|---|---|
 Flat Tusk
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Captain of the Battleguard | Killable | Razormane Grounds, Durotar |
 Hagg Taurenbane
|
Razormane champion | Killable | Blackthorn Ridge, Southern Barrens |
| Kreenig Snarlsnout
|
Raid leader | Killable | Northern Barrens |
| Kuz
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Spellcaster | Deceased | None |
| Lok Orcbane
|
Former leader | Deceased | None |
| Mangletooth
|
Leader | Killable | Blackthorn Ridge, Southern Barrens |
| Mottle
|
Geolord | Killable | Razormane Grounds, Durotar |
| Nak
|
Tracker | Deceased | None |
| Razorsnout
|
Elder Mystic | Killable | Thorn Hill, Northern Barrens |
| Tortusk
|
Leader at Thorn Hill | Killable | Thorn Hill, Northern Barrens |
Types[]
In World of Warcraft[]
Razormane Battleguard- Razormane Defender
- Razormane Dustrunner
- Razormane Geomancer
- Razormane Hunter
- Razormane Pillager
- Razormane Mystic
- Razormane Pathfinder
- Razormane Quilboar
- Razormane Scout
- Razormane Seer
- Razormane Stalker
- Razormane Thornweaver
- Razormane Warfrenzy
- Razormane Water Seeker
- Razormane Wolf
- Razormane Plunderer
In Warcraft III[]
In Warcraft III you must help the tauren defeat the Razormane quilboar who are invading their home.
- Razormane Brute
- Razormane Chieftain
- Razormane Medicine Man
- Razormane Scout
- Spirit Pig
- Razormane Spirit Chanter
In the RPG[]
Razormanes are one of the two most prominent quilboar tribes. Native to the Barrens, they frequently raid and pillage nearby settlements.[10]
Trivia[]
- In Warcraft III, many of the quilboar creeps were Razormanes. As such, they could be encountered in the maps of the bonus campaign such as Dustwallow Marsh and Mulgore, as well as in many multiplayer maps.
Speculation[]
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It's possible Mangletooth has been the leader of the tribe since the beginning, leading heroes of the Horde to believe that Lok Orcbane was the leader. This way Mangletooth could have his vengeance on them for leaving him captured at Camp Taurajo.[11] Even when Mangletooth has the adventurer bring the skull of Lok as proof of the leader's death, Thork thought the leader was a different quilboar.[12]
It's also possible, given how the quilboar take over new leadership, that Mangletooth was the chieftain and challenged by Lok who won, leaving Mangletooth for dead. Lok then would have taken over the tribe, leaving Mangletooth wanting revenge.[11]
This could explain how quickly and easily Mangletooth was able to become the chieftain of the tribe after having either escape or released from Camp Taurajo.
Gallery[]
A Razormane Chieftain lording over his minions in Dustwallow Marsh.
References[]
- ^ Betrayal from Within
- ^ [21] Tribes at War
- ^ [1-70 Daily] A Time to Reflect
- ^ [5-30] The Tortusk Takedown
- ^ World of Warcraft: Exploring Azeroth: Kalimdor, pg. 12
- ^ [20] Rising Spirit
- ^ [20] Razorhide
- ^ [20] Agamaggan's Strength
- ^ [20] Agamaggan's Agility
- ^ Manual of Monsters, 82.
- ^ a b [25] Betrayal from Within
- ^ [25] Betrayal from Within
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[1-70 Daily] 
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