(What was the new cinematic trying to say? That shot of Sylvanas walking out of Orgrimmar really looked just like Arthas walking out of the Wrathgate.)
Had even Wyrmrest Temple been taken? It seemed the Hour of Twilight was coming sooner than he had expected.
Patrick considered this, and when he saw the Council of Tirisfal's mark on the Magic Paper, he knew Medivh was also aware of the matter. "Have any other factions responded?"
Dalaran had now fallen, and the Red Dragons' representatives in the mortal world had all been wiped out. Jaina was also on good terms with the Red Dragons, but she had now become a prisoner. There were few powers the Red Dragons could rely on.
"Yes. Varian of the Alliance has answered Wyrmrest Temple's call and is preparing to send troops to Northrend, but on the Horde's side, it was Jorin Deadeye who replied, expressing a willingness to send troops. Only we have yet to respond, and Prince Kael'thas has not responded either. We need you to make a decision."
Patrick smiled when he heard this. Who said the Horde were all hulking brutes? Who said their heads were full of muscle? This move had been beautifully played.
The ones who truly held power in the Horde were Thrall and Saurfang. Even in their absence, it would be Dranosh and Garrosh, while Vol'jin and Bloodhoof counted as great nobles and Highlords, each a formidable power in his own domain. As for Jorin, he barely qualified as an advisor.
How much weight could an advisor's words carry within the Horde? Without tangible conditions or benefits, would Dranosh and Garrosh send troops?
Thrall and High Overlord Saurfang both intended to let Dranosh and Garrosh take over. Moreover, Thrall was now in the Firelands, and High Overlord Saurfang