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| − | The '''Bloodmaul Clan''' is one of the clans of [[ogre]]s led by [[Dorgok]] that inhabit the [[Blade's Edge Mountains]]. The main group of Bloodmaul ogres live at [[Bloodmaul Camp]] at the north edge of [[Daggermaw Canyon]] to the southwest of [[Gruul's Lair]]. A smaller group of ogres live at the [[Bloodmaul Outpost]] at the southern end of [[Bloodmaul Ravine]]. The leader of this outpost is [[Grimnok Battleborn]]. These ogres are busy digging into the [[Draenethyst Mine]] looking for ore and treasure like {{loot|common|The Thunderspike}}. |
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| − | Recently, a troll witch doctor named [[T'chali the Witch Doctor|T'chali]] taught the ogres how to brew their own [[Bloodmaul Brutebane Brew|beer]]. They repaid him by burying him in the ground up to his head. |
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| − | | {{RaceIconExt|Ogre Mage|Small}} [[Dorgok]] |
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| − | | [[Bloodmaul Camp]] || [[Blade's Edge Mountains]] |
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| − | | {{RaceIcon|Ogre|Male|Small}} [[Grimnok Battleborn]] |
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| − | | [[Bloodmaul Outpost]] || [[Blade's Edge Mountains]] |
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Revision as of 18:19, 8 July 2011
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