The situation within the Horde continued to deteriorate. It was no longer just the Trolls and Tauren who had rebelled; even the Orcs themselves had begun to split.
Led by old chieftain Durotan, the Orcs of the Frostwolf Clan and Ragefire Clan completely sealed off The Valley of Trials. They established defensive lines across southern Durotar and faced off militarily against Razor Hill, the central stronghold controlled by Garrosh. They openly refused to accept Garrosh's leadership, demanded that he step down immediately, and called for a new election for Warchief within the Horde.
Durotan's actions immediately won the support of his old friend Orgrim. These two figures from the old era had once again taken up arms. Orgrim led all Blackrock clan Orcs loyal to him to The Valley of Trials, where they joined the Frostwolf and Ragefire Orcs to form the Horde rebel army.
At the same time, the ogres, the Orcs' little followers, also split apart. The warlords from both sides took every ogre willing to remain loyal to their respective factions and brought them to the front lines, ready to begin fighting at any moment.
The ogres were thrilled. At last, they no longer had to raise boars or farm the land. At last, they could go to war. Oh, thank you, Warchief Garrosh, for giving us this chance! Kill!!!
In Outland, the Mag'har Clan of the Nagrand Plains declared neutrality and refused to participate in this internal political conflict within the Horde.
That was only natural. Both sides were their own flesh and blood; how were they supposed to choose? Garrosh? Durotan? Saurfang? They were all fellow countrymen, and all of them had treated the Mag'har Clan well. There was nothing wrong with any of them. Asking the Mag'har Clan to raise weapons against one of