As every week from Blizzard we have been delighted with another installment of the miniseries "Lords of War", this time they will talk about Killrogg Mortojo. On the third chapter They told us about Durotan, the father of Thrall, the birthplace of the orcs, Durotan, is named after the father of the shaman who was once leader of the fearsome Horde.
In this warlords chapter we will go into detail about what led Kilrogg Deadeye to be the leader of the Bleeding Hollow clan and how he lost his eye.
Kilrogg Deadeye, leader of the Bleeding Hollow clan
In the following text we relate what you will see in the video, so spoiler warning 😉
“There was a time when the Kilrogg clan ruled the jungle, until the Arakkoa arrived. The clan hid in order to survive, fear consumed them day by day, the head of the clan, Kilrogg's father came to forbid any exit from his refuge in the forest. For years disease struck down those once mighty warriors, and so the clan's hopes faded alongside their leader.
When Kilrogg Deathojo went to see his father and told him about how bad the clan was, telling him that that was how they were all going to die, the latter told him that the time had come for him to see his vision, the vision of his death. The leaders of the Deathojo Clan underwent a ritual in which they offered their eye to see what their death would be like. The vision showed Kilrogg Deadeye his clan rising to all evil, being a strong clan again, and him leading them as a supreme leader. His death would be like a hero.
Once he had seen the future of his clan and his death, Kilrogg Mortojo had no other option, he returned to his father's cabin and killed him right there, before dying and between the agony of the knife, Kilrogg's father confessed that that it had been his vision of death, his son would kill him »
We hope that you all liked this chapter as much as we did, do not miss the fifth and that it is supposed to be the last of the miniseries and if you want to know more about this character from the world of Warcraft you can read the next page, until next time.