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What is a peon in wow?

What is a peon in wow?

A peon from Warcraft I and Warcraft II. The label of peon denotes the lowest station amongst those in the Orcish Horde. Peons are permanently bent from years of labor. These expressionless orcs trudge in their duty, a large sack slouched over malformed shoulders that are broader than any soldier’s.

What does blademaster say?

Blademaster. “My blade seeks vengeance.”

What do the orcs say in Warcraft?

In the warcraft 2 cinematics, orcs randomly says words in orcish like “Moka”, “titoo”, “glode”. These words, however, have never been heard in another blizzard game or translated.

Why dont you lead an army instead of touching me?

“Why you poking me again?” “Why don’t you lead an army instead of touching me!?” “Oh, that was kind of nice.” “Me so horned; me hurt you long time.”

Are peons orcs?

Peons are the laborers, workers and lumberjacks of Horde and the orcish clans. They are typically unfit for battle, cowardly and lazy but their work is simply indispensable for the other orcs to focus on battle.

Do you require aid human?

“Do you require aid, human?” “This better be good.” “Help me help you.”

When did wc3 release?

July 3, 2002
Warcraft III: Reign of Chaos/Initial release dates

What does Zug Zug means?

Zug zug is an affirmative phrase, and directly translated from Orcish means “yes yes”, and is similar in meaning to a simple “okay”. Unrelated to Warcraft, it is also assumed to be the term for sex in caveman speech.

Why do orcs say Zug Zug?

“Zug-zug” or “Zug zug” = Acknowledgment and agreement; roughly the equivalent of “okay”.

Where is Frozen Throne?

Icecrown
In Warcraft III: The Frozen Throne, it was described and shown as lying within a frozen peak at the center of a valley in Icecrown. The RPG described the Frozen Throne as sitting at the bottom of a rift made upon its impact.

Is Zug Zug a real caveman?

And… oh yes, visiting with a fictional caveman named ‘Zug Zug. ‘ “We hoped to bring a little joy into people’s lives,” explains Ian Molloy-Busse, a sculptor with the Leonic Art Collective.

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Ruth Doyle