Supporting a clan in founding a nation was an extremely complicated undertaking.
Fortunately, Dick had plenty of talented people under his command, and although both he and Mog'dorg attached great importance to this agreement, neither was particularly impatient. Put plainly, this was something that required a great investment of time and effort. In short, it could not be rushed.
Once the Ogre Kingdom was established, the war in Outland would gain another stable source of powerful troops. Both Dick and Illidan welcomed this, especially now that Azeroth's supply of scoundrels had been all but exhausted. The Lord of Outland welcomed anyone willing to join the war.
Yet even though Dick and Rexxar were already deeply impressed by the astonishing intelligence of the Ogri'la ogres, an additional request from Mog'dorg gave them a deeper understanding of the wisdom of this "Promised Land."
Mog'dorg hoped that, after the Ogri'la Kingdom was established, they could send a group of true elites to Azeroth to learn the rules and knowledge of the civilized world, while also establishing the first point of contact between the Ogre Kingdom and Azeroth's civilized world. If possible, Mog'dorg also hoped to acquire a piece of land in Azeroth. It did not need to be very large or particularly comfortable. They intended to send their truly promising youngsters to grow up in Azeroth, then return to the Blade's Edge Mountains when they came of age to take over as the next rulers.
This request made Dick and Rexxar exchange glances, but after careful consideration, Dick agreed to this minor request.
The Ogri'la ogres were clearly planning to keep several places of refuge. If Draenor World were completely destroyed, the last bloodline of the Ogri'la Kingdom would not vanish with it. This request offered Dick and Illidan benefits without any drawbacks.