Fate is like a naughty cat, turning the situation in the Burning Plains into a mess.
If God really exists in Azeroth, then from his/her perspective, you will find that the scale of victory and defeat is actually so even at this moment. The difference between Orgrim Lubenwei and Anduin 50-50 is only one skew.
To put it bluntly, whoever launches a "rua" attack with the entire army first will win an unprecedented victory.
However, the Horde's army was demoralized due to Red Blackhand's betrayal. Orgrim kept summoning his men to appease the army's morale. While dealing with the Alliance's harassment, he stabilized the defense line and waited for backup. Let alone f2a, even the defensive counterattack is very difficult.
As for the alliance, its own people know their own affairs. The previous dusk offensive was too fierce. Red Blackhand's acting was too real. More than half of the 30,000 army suffered casualties at this moment. The 3,000 cavalry sent by Lothar and the following 3,000 infantry, a total of 6,000 people were on the Burning Plains. The last remaining force in the alliance. Although the fortress can still squeeze out about 6,000 more people after deducting the disabled, Lothar is not mentally retarded, and he will not regard Orgrim as a brain retard. If the tribe sees that the outsiders in the alliance are weak and the middle is exhausted, Lao Zheng will backhand a left hook. It's dangerous for people who piss me off with right hooks and right hooks. Isn't that an alliance pill? What's more, Uther's reinforcements are about to be blocked on the road by Red Blackhand, who has returned to Blackstone Mountain...
No one dares to fight.
So for the whole time, the Alliance's attacking troops showed off their positions, shouting at the tribal pigs whether they dared to fight, but they refused to fight, and the tribe was only able to retreat less than five miles. When the color was almost black, only the Qingqi who was watching were left behind, while the others returned to the fortress to rest. Orgrim was left in a dilemma.
To withdraw or not to withdraw is the question.
Morale, this magical thing that can be seen but cannot be touched, is really a metaphysics.
Relying on the deeds of defeating Stormwind City, the morale of the tribe was as high as a rainbow, and they were waaaaaaaaaagh! ! ! They went to Hilbrad and defeated the Royal City of Lordaeron. They defeated the humans until they were ready to leave for the orc king. As a result, Gul'dan betrayed his teammates and the orcs were defeated. But speaking of the matter, south of the Palatine Gulf at that time, the tribe still had its main force, and the number of troops was even much higher than that of the Alliance's expeditionary force. If the orcs regroup as soon as possible and use the wetlands as the first frontline, the Alliance and the Horde will at least be in a situation where they are separated from each other by the sea. But what were the tribes doing? Questioning Orgrim.
What is Orgrim doing? Busy unifying the tribes.
The final result was that the Alliance pushed the front thousands of miles south and reached the Burning Plains.
This is the most obvious manifestation of morale.
But if you don't know how to be wise, Lothar may be the human being who understands Orgrim best, and he is also the leader of the alliance who understands the horror of the Horde best.
The tribe must be oppressed continuously and the orcs cannot be given time to rest!
To put it in plain language, if the advantage is not pushed up, it will be overturned sooner or later.
This is also the reason why Lothar supports Carlos Barov within the alliance.
Only the Alliance who have actually fought against the tribes on the front line of the battlefield know how terrifying the orc race is.
Continuous defeats intensified the conflicts within the orcs, and suspicion and internal strife weakened the tribe's combat effectiveness.
Once the orcs reunite their will, recovering Stormwind will become a joke.
Therefore, against the backdrop of the night and the bonfire, the generals/warlords of the Alliance and the Horde were all arguing about the same topic with red faces - what to do next?
The alliance must retreat. This battle was really brutal. One-third of the soldiers were killed, and nearly one-third of the soldiers were injured. Lothar has led the army in the war for so long. The number of cavalry that can be used at one time exceeds the number of infantry. But how to withdraw is a big problem.
The way back was blocked, and Uther didn't know when he would arrive. Ironforge had 100,000 backups but couldn't get to the front line. There were so many injured and sick people on the scene that they couldn't just leave them alone. One wrong move and a victorious retreat could turn into a tragic rout.
Life is not easy for the tribe, but at best, after the two and five boys are gone, Orgrim's control over the orcs should increase. But there is still the same old problem. The number of Blackstone orcs has dropped significantly, which has caused the chief of the tribe to have some unharmonious thoughts.
What kind of man is Orgrim?
Perhaps not many people know that in addition to the majestic name of Doomhammer, Orgrim also has a less glorious title - "The Backstabber."
Orgrim is one of the few orcs who is good at using tricks. Almost no orc can match Orgrim in terms of scheming. This can be proven by the frequent ambushes and sneak attacks that can be seen in the battles commanded by the great Doomhammer.
Garona was a dick, an unparalleled assassin who could kill a thousand people in an instant, the embodiment of shadow and darkness, but she was still caught by Orgrim, hung up and beaten.
Gul'dan is not a dick, the founder of the Shadow Council, the absolute boss among warlocks, and an expert in deceiving people, but he has not been suppressed by Orgrim.
When the orcs were at their most prosperous, Orgrim was still able to accept the surrender of the human leadership party.
At the most anxious moment of the Battle of Hillbrad, Orgrim still led the troops and almost broke the Royal City of Lordaeron.
Even when the tribe was defeated, Orgrim could once again turn the tide and bring the tribe that was about to be shattered into a circle.
Such a great chief is worth following, and such an enemy is extremely terrifying.
The image of a rough orc hides the truth.
Orgrim is a warrior with many tricks and skills.
As long as Orgrim hasn't given up hope, the Horde has the possibility of a comeback.
So should we return to the camp to further integrate the tribe, or...
Orgrim allowed the warlords to argue endlessly, while he was preoccupied with thinking about this issue.
From a tactical point of view, the orcs seemed to have been defeated in this battle. But strategically, the tribe won.
After calming down, Orgrimmar realized that he had gone astray.
What is the purpose of this expedition?
On the surface, it was to drive the Alliance out of the Burning Plains, but secretly, it was to persuade Red Blackhand to return to the tribe.
So what's the result?
The alliance's war fortress was destroyed, and Red Blackhand made a move of his own.
It can be said that both the overt and covert goals have come to fruition, and Orgrim's battle is not lost.
After thinking about this, Orgrim had more ideas, so he made the mistake that all smart people make - thinking too much.
You can fight or retreat, but Orgrim chose the seemingly smooth middle road, etc.
The warlords couldn't produce any results, so Orgrim pretended to be a fool.
Then everyone is stationed where they are and waiting for backup. Don't worry, there are too many of us.
So the second time, a whole white tribe, who had come to a conclusion, showed extremely high mobility. Those who should look for water continued to look for water, and those who should fight with the Alliance continued dog fighting. In order to reduce food consumption, Orgrim, They even divided a team to escort the wounded soldiers back to the camp and urge reinforcements.
The fateful day was wasted by Orgrim.
By the third time, a big event happened - the black dragon prince Nefarian "returned from injury" and launched a war against the red, green and blue coalition forces.
Orgrim and Lothar looked at each other in confusion.
