This category contains articles about ogre organizations. In older sources, such as Manual of Monsters, ogres were organized into tribes. They are called clans in later sources, including Horde Player's Guide.^[1] They are also called tribes and/or clans in World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade, yet no definitive answer has been forthcoming.

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Mok'Nathal clan

“A tribe is a social unit consisting of a number of families united under a common hereditary...

Tribe

Stonemaul clan

“The Boulderfist clancitation needed is a clan of ogres that live throughout the Arathi Highlands...

Boulderfist clan

“The Crushridge tribe[1]/clan[1][2] of ogres have taken up residence in the Ruins of Alterac. The...

Crushridge

“The Fire-Gut[1], also spelled Firegut, ogres of the Burning Steppes are allies of the Blackrock...

Fire-Gut

“The Spirestone clancitation needed of ogres is a remnant of the Old Horde's ogre forces during...

Spirestone clan

“The Bloodmaul clan[1] is one of the clans of ogres led by Dorgok that inhabit the Blade's Edge...

Bloodmaul clan