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Intro. wow tauren" likely refers to the prominent bovine race in the Warcraft universe, known for their immense size, deep spiritual connection to nature, and membership in the Horde.
Background and history
The shu'halo: The tauren call themselves the shu'halo in their native language, Taur-ahe.
A nomadic people: Before the events of Warcraft III, the tauren were a nomadic people who roamed the plains of the Barrens in central Kalimdor. They were often harassed by the aggressive centaur.
Alliance with the Orcs: The great chieftain Cairne Bloodhoof allied his people with the orcs when they arrived in Kalimdor. With the orcs' help, the tauren were able to drive back the centaur and settle in the verdant lands of Mulgore.
Capital city: In Mulgore, Cairne established the city of Thunder Bluff, a sanctuary built atop several windswept mesas.
[World of Warcraft] Tauren RPG
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[World of Warcraft] Tauren RPG
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Intro. wow tauren" likely refers to the prominent bovine race in the Warcraft universe, known for their immense size, deep spiritual connection to nature, and membership in the Horde.
Background and history
The shu'halo: The tauren call themselves the shu'halo in their native language, Taur-ahe.
A nomadic people: Before the events of Warcraft III, the tauren were a nomadic people who roamed the plains of the Barrens in central Kalimdor. They were often harassed by the aggressive centaur.
Alliance with the Orcs: The great chieftain Cairne Bloodhoof allied his people with the orcs when they arrived in Kalimdor. With the orcs' help, the tauren were able to drive back the centaur and settle in the verdant lands of Mulgore.
Capital city: In Mulgore, Cairne established the city of Thunder Bluff, a sanctuary built atop several windswept mesas.
[World of Warcraft] Tauren RPG
@Rigs
[World of Warcraft] Tauren RPG