you use a whole roll of toilet paper ? how why … and how is your toilet not clogged 
I bet it’s going to be Baine. He appears way too good of a guy, earns trusts of others left and right. I bet Anduin is going to be his apprentice one day too.
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Gallywix is out too 
Is it going to be all blue-sky like the council in GoT with cheesy jokes about houses of ill repute?
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As long as I’m getting free cake, then sure - why not?
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Don’t listen to him.
I’m going to be the better warchief. I’m going to allow casinos on every tauren cemetery.
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I assure you, all the rumors are fake wowhead news out to get me
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May I interest you in a vice warchief position?
You got a Deal.
secretly buy peaches for an impeachment
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But of course, that goes without saying 
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Old Horde: Single Orc (usually) sitting on throne of skulls and bones ruling with battle-hardened fist. A grizzly individual representing grizzly peoples.
New Horde: Council with one human-loving orc, one human-loving tauren, a blood elf, a jungle troll. Allied races don’t seem to count.
I mean it may work, but it’s something that is definitely more on the alliance is okay side of things. If they had like two voices of opposition to alliance and two supporters, i’d get it, but Thrall and Baine are in the “alliance is not our enemy” camp. Lor’Themar is very much in the middle on it and we don’t know enough about Rokhan to know either way, he might be he one voice of opposition given he’s quite close to talanji and obviously she’s not going to be quick to forgive the alliance.
Still, looks to me like it creates a convenient state of leadership where the war “goes away” for a bit.
If I was an allied race i’d be kicking off big time as well. You pledge political allegiance and get no political representation? Same for Gobbos and Forsaken. Why do they have to barter with a different presentative? And the Huojin? Is Ji on the council?
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To be fair we don’t know yet how large this council will be and who will be represented 
ANd it’s a war council. Alright so who decides domestic policy in orgrimmar? Like, I can fathom that Baine would still determine things like local laws in Tauren lands etc, but Orgrimmar has no head currently. A war council might decide what they do with troops and natural resources, but who decides what the going wage is for a Grunt in Org? A war council? If so there, then why not for Tauren lands? etc.
I suppose my question really is who is in charge of the Orc lands. The War Council, much like the high king shtick is about making the “big decisions” that affect all the nations of the alliance/horde. but it’s not about local-level laws etc. You don’t use big political bodies to do that because it’s inefficient for one. So who is actually the political authority in Orgrimmar? Thrall? So many questions.
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Yes, it’ll be interesting to see how this war council will work in reality.
There also a panda everyone forgets and Gazlowe who’s just happy to be involved.
the regent lord will just send rommath as his representive his far to busy with his looks to attend the council
Ji is involved? Happy days. I was so pleased for him when he got the promotion to “Distributes the Allied Races Quest”. He took losing his job as “Having Actual Narrative” in Mists of Pandaria quite hard. Hang in there I said, Blizzard aren’t that bad, they won’t just forget you! and see! He’s got his big break, I mean medium, I mean small break what? After waiting just shy of ten years!
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According to dataming thrall returns as leader of the orcs. He is also proposing the council since he doesn’t want to become Warchief since the others wanted him to. And before he accepts a tauren warchief he proposes a council.
Elune my final answer plays who wants to be a millionaire theme.
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Good ol’ Lorty just wants to be left alone and sit in the bushes with the boys. I feel for him. One of my favorite leaders.