The Horde had finally descended into civil war.
Former Warchief Thrall officially returned, secretly arriving at the Horde Rebel Army headquarters and issuing a public statement in New Zul'Aman: Garrosh was no longer fit to serve as Warchief of the Horde and had to step down immediately. The Horde would hold a new election for Warchief, or the Rebel Army would launch a full-scale assault on Orgrimmar.
To put it in a somewhat more cultured old saying: "You'd better know what's good for you and act within your limits."
This declaration immediately won the support of the Frostwolf Clan, Blackrock clan orcs, Troll United Tribes, and Tauren. The relatively independent Zandalari clan and Gurubashi Clan likewise promptly declared their support and obedience to the orders of the Horde Rebel Army.
This was hardly surprising. After the Zandalari Trolls' secret contact with King Saurfang's warlord faction, they had been paying lip service to Garrosh's policies and orders, dragging their feet and contributing absolutely nothing.
King Rastakhan and Princess Talanji, father and daughter, only respected Thrall and King Saurfang. They saw Garrosh as nothing more than a green kid, a complete political idiot.
At the same time, the Iron Horde announced that it would fully support all actions by the Horde Rebel Army. The Black Dragon air force would provide aerial fire support for the rebel ground forces and contend with the Kor'kron wyvern units for air superiority.
All rebel forces were unified under Thrall's command, and every rebellious Horde-affiliated race gathered beneath his banner. It was practically an entirely New Horde. Thrall had that kind of ability—he could pull together a highly cohesive New Horde whenever he wished. Orcs, Tauren, or trolls, everyone was willing to obey his orders.
Thrall would once again serve as Warchief of the Horde, though at