After fighting for so long and spilling so much needless blood, the Horde civil war had finally drawn to a close. The fratricidal conflict was over, and without exception, the front-page headlines of major news outlets across the world all announced the end of the Horde civil war.
The Horde Rebel Army had completely liberated Orgrimmar. A new government and ruling team were swiftly established, and Thrall once again took up the position of Horde Warchief, a choice welcomed by all.
However, at Thrall's insistence, his position as Horde Warchief would only be temporary. He would not serve in the role for long, since he still bore the mission of the Earth-Warder and the World of Azeroth needed his help. Thrall therefore declared that once the Horde's internal situation had stabilized, a new Warchief election would begin immediately.
With Thrall's return to power, the disputes over interests within the Horde and the conflicts between its member races immediately subsided.
King Saurfang's military faction naturally gave Thrall its full support. With his great axe planted there, who would dare make trouble? The King himself would teach them what it meant to be Horde.
Aside from the Dragonmaw Clan, who had been imprisoned en masse, Orcs from every other clan all swore allegiance. Even the Orc Warlocks of the Stormreaver clan supported Thrall's ruling team with both hands and feet, declaring that they would absolutely obey every order from the Warchief. Their first act was to send every summoned demon back to the Twisting Nether, refusing to cause Orgrimmar any further trouble.
The Mag'har Clan of the Nagrand Plains in Outland likewise immediately issued a declaration of allegiance. Karabor and the entire Nagrand region remained part of the Horde, and they would never continue the personal grudges left behind by Garrosh.
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