Thus, the priest faction led by Karga Spine and the warrior faction led by Overlord Ram'thas gathered nearly every young Quilboar warrior they could notify, ultimately assembling an army of more than two million. They were all young Quilboar, most armed with crude stone weapons. The elite were the Quilboar boar cavalry of Overlord Ram'thas at the vanguard and Karga Spine's priest guard in the center. They were the true elite of the Quilboar Horde, equipped with chainmail, plate armor, and robes looted by the Quilboar over many years.
Already consumed by rage, Overlord Ram'thas led the elite boar cavalry, along with young clan warriors who had voluntarily brought their tamed boars, forming a Quilboar cavalry force of over a hundred thousand. They took the lead in seeking revenge against the Centaurs. Karga Spine could not restrain the enraged Overlord Ram'thas, and they also needed someone suitable to lead the charge. Without question, Ram'thas and his Quilboar boar cavalry were the best choice. Even with their pig-like brains, the Quilboar had concluded through experience that boar cavalry was the best force for dealing with Centaurs. Centaurs' greatest strengths were their physique and speed; they were natural cavalry, a perfect counter to the short-legged and diminutive Quilboar. But the tamed boars ridden by the boar cavalry also carried some of Agamaggan's bloodline. Their immense size, charge, and weight were inferior only to Kodo Beasts and thunder elephants, and far more formidable than ordinary warhorses. With boar cavalry, the Quilboar could use their overwhelming impact in a frontal charge to smash through Centaur lines. Once deprived of their momentum, the Centaurs would gradually be worn down in battle against the vastly more numerous Quilboar.
As Thrall and Second Khan Gelk fought without holding anything back, Overlord Ram'thas, who had been force-marching for