Orgrimmar, underground fortress.
Gazlowe quickly read through the official contract before him, and a smile bloomed across his face once more. He declared that he would remain a member of the Horde and a good brother to all the allied races.
Since the most profitable military-industrial sector would still remain entirely under the control of the Bilgewater Cartel, now that his gold was secure, it was time to consider his life.
On the other hand, Interim Warchief Thrall had his own considerations in keeping the military-industrial sector under the Bilgewater Cartel's control. Though the Bilgewater Cartel practiced monopolies and loved exploiting its workers, only they possessed extensive accumulated experience and qualified technology in manufacturing firearms and weapons. That was especially important. The Horde did not want to return overnight to square one and relearn everything about firearms and military weapons.
As for those ordinary Goblins who had risen up, bluntly speaking, their united group was a joke. Aside from commercial trade, which every Goblin understood, and basic entry-level Goblin Engineering, those ordinary Goblins possessed none of the weapons-manufacturing technology the Horde needed. They knew even less about the core fields.
Design an Azerite War Machine? Don't make him laugh. They would struggle enough just to design a conventional battle tank. Even if they actually managed to build one, it would be trash that only knew how to blow itself up.
So, put plainly, those Goblins who worked for the Bilgewater Cartel were merely ordinary assembly-line workers.
At present, the only Goblin weapons-manufacturing technologies universally acknowledged throughout the world, aside from Great Goblin Blackrock and his Blackrock Syndicate within the Night Empire, belonged to Trade Prince Gallywix and his Bilgewater Cartel. Those were the two leaders of the field.
If one insisted on ranking the rest, then there were only the