Lor'themar Theron

Oh, that's interesting.

But the quest turn in either sends you to Lor'themar or Liadrin, so that's not the inherent thing you would go and click on.

The-

Okay.

Yeah

... 12.1 prior to it.

I mean, yes, and part of that is, well, it's driven by Lor'themar.

Mm-hmm.

right yeah the marvel like oh man we're so different but we're the same kind of thing that's probably the well and also like my mouth a little

Yeah, Lor'themar, after having, I mean, many things of like where the...

Because this isn't the first time the Amani came and helped, right? They helped with the Solwell, or the Sunwell, whatever, as well, right? But just because Liadrin died is where he's like, oh my god, what have I been doing? I've been so mean to them.

She hits him with a little toot as well, which is nice, but he crumples under that, which I thought was a little out of character.

Have her doing stuff, because she's a cool character.

Um, same thing with Lor'themar.

Give them something to do.

They just stand around and, and look disappointed.

A goblin foreman named Grizzle Gearslip, who had been there, muttered something unkind about Garrosh's sense of loyalty.

and left presumably to tell his trade prints that was the end of it the bilgewater cartel was the last of the horde's peoples to join the rebellion against garrosh and it did so over an unpaid invoice When Garrosh was beaten and taken in chains, Gallywix stood among the Horde's leaders in the depths of Orgrimmar, beside Vol'jin and Bane and Lorthemar Theron and Sylvanas Windrunner, as Thrall walked back across the chamber to rejoin them.

And when Thrall named the troll Vol'jin the new warchief, the trade prince tipped his hat and bowed.

He was frank about why.