When did the orcs attack Ironforge in the history of Warcraft

I haven't fought it.

Probably some small troops.

But there should be no main force to fight.

Ironforge has sent reinforcements to help the humans.

If you are beaten, how can you send reinforcements?

The first orc invasion, in order to obtain the iron ore of the warship that crossed the sea to Lordaeron, was attacked after the fall of Stormwind, and ...... for shipbuildingThe upstairs one seems to be wrong.

I think back then, you were still a baby...

The orcs were recruited by the Raven Mage from the Dark Gate to Azeroth, all the way to the north, the old tribe used Blackstone Mountain and Grimbaatar as a stronghold, imprisoned the Red Dragon Queen and domesticated the little dragon (this is why there is that ** in the Blackstone Tower in World of Warcraft, CTM Twilight Heights BL mission is going to seize power at the beginning, it is all the old tribe) and then raze Stormwind City. The king was martyred, and the prince and Lothar fled to Lordaeron. The last few human kingdoms united with the dwarves, and the High Elves formed an alliance against the orcs (the tribe also seemed to have recruited a group of trolls and ogres at the time).

In the end, Lothar led the Alliance army to a decisive victory, but was overthrown by the chieftain of the old tribe with the hammer of destruction (this is where the son of Lothar came from).

And then it's the plot of Warcraft 3, the failure of the orcs makes them run and catch, Sal ran out of Hillsbrad to save a lot of orcs in the concentration camp, and when he saved the old chief, the old chief hung up and took the hammer, and finally listened to Medivan's words and ran to Karimdor and the minotaurs.

The tribe first solved the internal contradictions, and then fought from the outside in.

Brother, you have a lot of questions.

Red Dragon. It was used by the orcs during the Second War with a demon's soul.

Give control. During the first war, the orcs only defeated Stormwind and did not advance further (at that time, the north was pinned down by the dwarves of Ironforge Fort, and the dwarves cowered in Ironforge Castle and could not come out, and the orcs could not enter it, and they did not dare to make a detour for fear of being cut off by the dwarves of the supply line).

The ultimate air force of the Orcs in Warcraft 2 (Second War) is the Red Dragon.

Ronin's rescue of the Red Dragon also happened during the Second War, but it was the end of the war, when the tribe was infighting, Guldan.

Bringing a vote of orcs to sea caused the Dragonthroat Clan guarding the red dragon to be weak and was slipped in by Luo Ning.

The human paladin Tulayan drove the orcs back to Draenor, originally Lothar.

Tulayan was Lothar's lieutenant, and Lothar was later killed by Orgrim during a one-on-one confrontation with Orgrim, and Lothar took his place.

The closure of the Dark Gate was after the end of the Second War, and although Tulayan drove the Orcs back to Draenor, the Dark Gate had not yet been closed, and the Orcs would have to make a comeback sooner or later, so Tulayan led a group of people through the Dark Gate to Draenor, closing the Dark Gate from the other side of the Dark Gate, so that they themselves could not return to Azeroth.

(Khadgar.)

That's a story for later). So the statue in front of Stormwind is to commemorate these people.

Do an airship to the Undercity and disembark - Silver Pines Forest - Hillsbrad Hills - Arathi Heights - Wetlands - Danmoro - Ironforge.

Ah, you're going to catch that bear, you just run upstairs, the bear doesn't seem to be high, but this bear is very cute, and it seems to sleep, and it has zzzzzzz on its head

I didn't write it from the side character.

"Ancient War Trilogy", "The Well of Eternity", "Demon's Soul", "Heaven Falls Apart", "The Last Guardian", "King of the Clan", "Wheel of Hatred", "Age of the Dragon".

That's all I can find for you.

Eh: That's how the official history of Warcraft is.

The wars of the Confederate Tribes continued until the later stages

History: Orcs originally lived in a place known as the continent of Draenor (technically the name was given to the fleeing Draenei, who only referred to it as "our world"), and because of the division of the land, different clans had their own unique customs and their own chieftains, but they all believed in shamanic teachings that honored the spirits and elements of the ancestors.

After each clan's male orcs grow to a certain age, they need to pass tests unique to their clan before they can become warriors recognized by that clan.

Kil'Gardan deceived Neozu through illusions, telling him that the Draenei were trying to wipe out all orcs. Deceived by his prestige, Naozu united the loose orc clans into a tribe.

There are three bronze beards, three brothers, the eldest is the leader, and the second is the one you said, and he didn't die, but he was in shock on the spot, and then he came back to life.

As for the more accomplished ones in the profession, many things are better defined by yourself, and I would like to share my views here.

De, Malfurion.

Priest. Fao, Tyrande, Veron.

Hunters (the definition of Hunter and Ranger is not clear at the moment, I will include Ranger here) Tyrande, the Three Sisters of Windwalk, and Lexa.

Sprinkled: Saar, Nobordon.

Death Knight, Arthas.

Paladins: Uther, Tirio Fordin, Liadline (she is the Blood Knight), Warlock, Gul'dan.

Thieves, Mavi, Garlona.

The number of warriors and mages is very large, please settle the history yourself.

The leader of the human race is Ureon.

The leader of the orcs is Thrall.

The Forsaken is Sylvanas.

The leader of the Blood Elves is Romans.

The leader of the dwarves is Magni Copperbeard.

The Night Elf leader is Tyrande.

The leader of the Delaney is Viren.

The troll boss is Woking.

The leader of the minotaurs is the Bloodhoof.

The leader of the gnomes is Mecatok.

Look at the official Warcraft **

I'm not interested in other online games at the moment.,I've seen the introduction of the dragon hunting game before.,It feels good.。 Whether it's the game graphics or sound effects, it's very good, and a lot of special people have been added, such as the transformation system, and the combat vehicle attack and defense battle.

Human: Duke of Berval.

Elf: Tyrande Vandal.

Gnomes: The Great Artisan Mecatok.

Dwarf: Copperbeard.

Draenei: Veron.

Blood Elves: Archmage Romans.

Orc: Thrall.

Bullhead: Bloody hoof.

Troll: Woking.

Undead: Silvanath Dreadlord

Thief: Garona.

Warrior: King of the Hill Hammer of Doom Grom Sarufar Hunter: Lexa.

Shaman: Saar.

Mage: Gianna Egwen.

SS: Nao Zu.

74: Tulayan Old Ferdin.

Priest: Tyrande.

Druid: Malfurion.

DK: Alsace.

There's no definite saying that there are different heroes in different eras.

It's his brother who died, and Muradin is his surname, (wlk he didn't die, just amnesia) Search the history of Warcraft on the Internet.

Copperbeard had three brothers, and it was Muradin, who was stunned by the sorrow of the frost. In Warcraft 3 he is dead, but in WLK he was resurrected by Blizzard's bloody plot, and he is currently amnesiac and the leader of the Frost Dwarves. The king of iron is the messenger of the ashes.

The top ten classes don't have a real official leader, except for Deathride. The Alliance and the Horde are not the same (or apart from the Dead Rider, which is actually led by Mograine Jr.).