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* AgeLift: Anduin Lothar is normally a BadassGrandpa, but here he is played by 37-year-old Travis Fimmel
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* TheHorde: Very close to a straight example of its namesake when it follows EvilSorcerer Gul'dan to brutally conquer Azeroth, but Durotan sows seeds of change, first by not joining in the pillages then by questionning and finally openly defying Gul'dan's rule.
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* TheClan: The Orcish Horde is an alliance of clans. The ones prominently featured in the film are the Frostwolf clan (Durotan's) and the Blackrock clan (Blackhand's). In the games, Grommash Hellscream is the leader of the Warsong clan and Gul'dan came from the Shadowmoon clan.
* TheHorde: Very close to a straight example of its namesake when it follows EvilSorcerer Gul'dan to brutally conquer Azeroth, but Durotan sows seeds of change, first by not joining in the pillages then by questionning and finally openly defying Gul'dan's rule. See OurOrcsAreDifferent below.
* TheHorde: Very close to a straight example of its namesake when it follows EvilSorcerer Gul'dan to brutally conquer Azeroth, but Durotan sows seeds of change, first by not joining in the pillages then by questionning and finally openly defying Gul'dan's rule. See OurOrcsAreDifferent below.
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* OurOrcsAreDifferent: There's a reason the second kind of orcs is nicknamed "Blizzard-style". Orcs are shown having human-like qualities (like being GoodParents), a strong sense of honor and some of them prefer listening to reason than obeying evil leaders.
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* TheAlliance: The end of the film shows the creation of the Alliance between the human kingdoms, the dwarves of Ironforge and the high elves of Quel'Thalas to prepare for a larger scale conflict against the Orcish Horde following [[spoiler:King Llane Wrynn's death]]. Only the human kingdom of Stormwind faced the Orcs up to this point.
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* TheAlliance: The end of the film shows the creation of the Alliance between the human kingdoms, the dwarves of Ironforge and the high elves of Quel'Thalas to prepare for a larger scale conflict against the Orcish Horde following [[spoiler:King Llane Wrynn's death]]. Only the human kingdom of Stormwind faced the Orcs orcs up to this point.
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* GlowingEyes: His eyes glow blue as he casts powerful magic. [[spoiler:And they start to grow green as the demonic fel takes over.]]
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* LifeDrain: [[spoiler:The first thing he does as the demon possessing him takes over is draining the life of his loyal steward Moroes of life.Moroes.]]
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* AnimalMotifs: The lion is the symbol of Stormwind and features heavily on the human side of the story, as the actual Alliance is not formed until the end of the movie.
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* WorthyOpponent: To Blackhand, [[spoiler:and eventually the entire orc race]]. Blackhand states early on that there is no challenge in humanity, which might be why he takes such an interest in Lothar after Lothar cripples him in battle. At the end Blackhand convinces the other orcs to let him fight Lothar one on one in ritual combat rather than kill him outright. [[spoiler:After Lothar wins (easily) the other orcs are united in respect for his prowess, allowing him his mount and the body of his king.]]
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* WorthyOpponent: To Blackhand, [[spoiler:and eventually the entire orc race]]. Blackhand states early on that there is no challenge in humanity, which might be why he takes such an interest in Lothar after Lothar cripples him in battle. At the end Blackhand convinces the other orcs to let him fight Lothar one on one in ritual combat rather than kill him outright. [[spoiler:After Lothar wins (easily) and kills Blackhand, the other orcs are united in respect for his prowess, allowing him his mount and the body of his king.]]
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* TheMenFirst: [[spoiler:Granted, he didn't know his own escape was soon to be cut off, but it likely wouldn't have affected his decision to let the civilians through the portal first.]]
* TheMenFirst: [[spoiler:Granted, he didn't know his own escape was soon to be cut off, but it likely wouldn't have affected his decision to let the civilians through the portal first.]]
* BaldOfAwesome: Unlike his game counterpart who is depicted with braided hair, this version of Doomhammer has a shaven head.
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* KungFuWizard: When Durotan challenges him to ''Mak'Gora'', Gul'dan obliges. [[spoiler: He took off his robe and stood up to his full height, and he's ''ripped.'' And he gives quite a good unarmed beating to Durotan, as far as spellcasters go.]]
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* KungFuWizard: When Durotan challenges him to ''Mak'Gora'', Gul'dan obliges. [[spoiler: He took obliges, takes off his robe and stood up to his full height, and he's ''ripped.'' And he gives quite slugs it out in a good unarmed beating to Durotan, as far as spellcasters go.]]drawn-out fist fight.
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* NobleDemon: For all the BlueAndOrangeMorality involved, Blackhand genuinely believes in his people's traditions, and will always respect them. As such, he [[spoiler:refuses to help Gul'dan during his Mak'gora with Durotan]], and [[spoiler:gives Lothar a chance to defeat him in a fair fight when he could have easily let his warriors kill him]].
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* NobleDemon: For all the BlueAndOrangeMorality involved, Blackhand genuinely believes in his people's traditions, and will always respect them. As such, he [[spoiler:refuses to help Gul'dan during his Mak'gora with Durotan]], and [[spoiler:gives Lothar a chance to defeat him in a fair fight when he could have easily let his warriors kill him]].
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* TheAlliance: The end of the film shows the creation of the Alliance between the Humans of Stormwind, human kingdoms, the Dwarves dwarves of Ironforge and the High Elves high elves of Quel'Thalas to prepare for a larger scale conflict against the Orcish Horde [[spoiler:following King following [[spoiler:King Llane Wrynn's death]]. Only the Kingdom human kingdom of Stormwind faced the Orcs up to this point.
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* TheHorde: Very close to a straight example of its namesake when it follows EvilSorcerer Gul'dan to brutally conquer Azeroth, but Durotan sows seeds of change, first by not joining in the pillages then by questionning and finally openly defying Gul'dan's rule.
* ProudWarriorRace: Orgrim sums it up quite well: "For orcs, there is no other life than war".
* RapePillageAndBurn: What they generally do to the worlds they conquer.
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* TheHorde: Very close to a straight example of its namesake when it follows EvilSorcerer Gul'dan to brutally conquer Azeroth, but Durotan sows seeds of change, first by not joining in the pillages then by questionning and finally openly defying Gul'dan's rule.
* ProudWarriorRace: Orgrim sums it up quite well: "For orcs, there is no other life than war".
* RapePillageAndBurn: What they generally do to the worlds they conquer.
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* DropTheHammer: Wields the eponymous Doomhammer, an absolutely massive war hammer.
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* DropTheHammer: Wields the eponymous Doomhammer, [[http://www.journaldugeek.com/wp-content/blogs.dir/1/files/2015/07/HORDE_WALLPAPER_DESKTOP_1600X900.jpg an absolutely massive war hammer.hammer]].
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* AnimalMotifs: Ravens. There is one on the head of Atiesh (his MagicStaff), there are feathers on his mantle's shoulder and he can turn into a raven.
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* TragicKeepsake: She bears one of her mother's tusks as a necklace, a gift from Gul'dan. [[spoilers: She later gives it to Lothar, before going to the battle at the Dark Portal]]
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* TragicKeepsake: She bears one of her mother's tusks as a necklace, a gift from Gul'dan. [[spoilers: [[spoiler: She later gives it to Lothar, before going to the battle at the Dark Portal]]
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The baby son of Durotan and Draka. [[spoiler:Better known as "Thrall" as an adult in the games.]]
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The baby son of Durotan and Draka. [[spoiler:Better known as "Thrall" as an adult in the games.games and lore.]]
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Compared to his presence in The Last Guardian, I'm not sure I'd say Moroes is an ascended extra here.
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* AscendedExtra: Somewhat. He was the first major boss of the Karazhan raid dungeon in ''World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade'', still the steward of the place even in undeath decades after the First War. In the film he gets a closer personal relation to his master [[spoiler:and a dramatic death by the latter under demonic influence.]]
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* TheMagocracy: Dalaran is a city of mages, built by mages to train mages, and ruled by mages.
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* AscendedExtra: Somewhat. He was the first major boss of the Karazhan raid dungeon in ''World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade'', still the steward of the place even in undeath decades after the First War. In the film he gets a closer personal relation to his master [[spoiler:and a dramatic death by the latter under demonic influence.]]
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* DemotedToExtra: He was a pretty major character in the game, where he was one of the first to receive the corruption willingly. None of this is mentioned in the movie, and he gets little more than cameos. Granted, he might get a bigger role in a potential sequel.
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* ObviouslyEvil: None of the orcs really look like someone you'd want to meet in a dark alley, but Gul'dan a creepy old guy with SpikesOfVillainy growing [[BodyHorror directly from his back]], green skin (which at this point still is a rarity for orcs) and uses a magic powered by LifeDrain. Really, it's a surprise that Durotan initially was the only one to figure out something was wrong with him.
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* AmazingTechnicolorPopulation: His skin turns green when he is revived with fel by Gul'dan (his parents' skin is brown).
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