A castaway letter sets the young troll Zaa’nu on a search for one-armed orc Yagyu, presumed dead after Ironforge. Their journey and Bellmont’s competing hunt force Yagyu to confront loss, survival, and what remains of the Blacktooth Grin.
Kane recounts the destruction of his family, his capture and transformation under the Lich King, and the years he spent serving the Scourge before awakening in Deathknell.
Kane awakens in an unfamiliar, ruined Lordaeron, clashes with Scarlet Crusaders, and slowly realizes that he too is undead. An old acquaintance urges him to accept that the Forsaken are no longer servants of the Lich King and that the world has moved on.
After a devastating battle in Arathi Basin leaves the Horde with little to show for its losses, the healer Gad questions the leadership sustaining the endless struggle. A Forsaken survivor points him toward Gorfrunch and the Blacktooth Grin, sending Gad to seek the clan in Outland.
As a struggling novice battle priest, Seth endures brutal training until a violet apparition answers his private rage. The entity Skassax claims him as her priest and sends him toward the Hinterlands wars to cultivate power through lust and victory.
Psylich serves as a battle priest under the dwarf Brassbelly during a brutal Hinterlands campaign against the Witherbark trolls. After the exhausted troops finally break their enemy, an assassin murders Brassbelly beside the victory campfire.
Krowley recounts a childhood marked by his mother’s gruesome death, an unsettling guardianship under Psylich and Sharkfyn, and a magical apprenticeship in Silvermoon. Grown and alienated from blood elf society, he returns to seek Psylich as his patron.
Sarlok tells Psylich how he defeated a stronger rival through guile and earned the name Bludbeard, turning his enemy’s confidence and brute strength against him.
Trying to earn back the Grin’s trust while a Scourge infection consumes him, Vord completes Bellmont’s deadly loyalty test and seeks a cure with Psylich and Sharkfyn. Their expedition entangles them in Varimathras’s secret hunt for plague research, Forsaken rivalries, and the unfinished vengeance of Vord’s former apprentice.
Three short poems by Shongo evoke the harsh glare and dust of the Shimmering Flats, an owl’s bloody night hunt, and a young hunter’s chant before shooting a plainstrider.
Faquarl's death leaves the Grin grieving and divided as Felora and Ashenrock carry him to Maraudon for a druid's burial. Beyond death, Faquarl learns that the demonic force once bound to him has escaped into the Emerald Dream.
A Deathguard watching a secret Scarlet Monastery exit is ritually murdered by unseen Forsaken assailants. Admiral Cyrus begins an investigation while Sharkfyn and Psylich pursue another rogue, leaving the killers at large and a severed clue behind.
During Lordaeron's collapse to the plague, the last priest of the Ordo Dracus releases a captive agent rather than help Pontifex Daltry torture her. Their brief alliance closes his mortal life and sets the stage for the identity he will assume after death.
Broxar's character history explains how the famously hard-headed Warsong mercenary earned the name Ironskull, adopted a demon hatchling called Wiggles, and developed a lasting hatred of gnomes.
As quillboar forces overrun the Windfeather tribe and execute its chieftain, Lakotu leads the survivors to safety. Guided by a spirit, he sets out to seek the Cenarion Circle and awaken the power needed to restore his people.
After an unnamed Tauren lord rejects the Horde's peace, Awanu crosses the Barrens seeking those still willing to fight the Alliance. Repeated brushes with a mysterious, multiracial Horde unit lead him toward a renewed search for the Blacktooth Grin.
Vord stages a brutal return to the Scourge as part of a secret mission, leaving Drak'nora and the Grin to untangle whether his betrayal is real. In Northrend, his search for missing allies collides with Urja's grief and the Lich King's hunters.
Wounded and pursued by Alliance soldiers, Awanu slips into a liminal encounter with his fallen former friend Muglaw, who warns him to stay out of Northrend. Awanu refuses, returns with a message for the Grin, and watches its first expedition depart after Yagyu reaches an accord with Thrall.
In Desolace, the warlock Skugga and his gleeful imp Bizpit come upon a battle between rival centaur clans. Skugga turns the battlefield into a rain of fel fire, then searches the aftermath for magical spoils.
This unit charter defines the Mokgun's role as the Grin's healers and spiritual guides. It describes the ranks of Ha'gosh, Seer, Theurge, and Acolyte, along with promotion requirements based on roleplay participation, healing professions, and combat achievements.
This Lak’gora rank reference defines the unit’s leadership, magical practitioners, ritual guards, spies, and entry-level members. It also lists the rituals, achievements, honorable kills, and appointments required for promotion.
A set of Gar'mak and Bok'theg journal entries records the Lak'gora's formation around profitable destructive research, a successful demon-summoning ritual, and plans for a dangerous new experiment.
At Rockard, Nimithriel and Bok’theg investigate elemental rifts and tremors that precede Deathwing’s reshaping of Azeroth. Suspecting the Old Gods, they turn the Lak’gora toward Black Temple relics, forbidden research, and the mystery of a book calling to Bok’theg.
Two quiet infirmary snapshots follow Mido welcoming an unexpected snakebite case during a dull night shift and Talukah checking on a young warlock wounded in a successful raid. An OOC invitation frames the thread as a place for further Mok'gun cases, confessions, and sermons.
Virroth's challenge to the Mok'gun's compassion unsettles Talukah, Mido, and Rhazjah in different ways, reopening memories of violence, cult ritual, and uneasy ties to the spirit world. As Talukah searches for answers about the Spiritblade, the scattered reflections leave the unit waiting to learn what Virroth's arrival will demand of it.
Gorum Chaoseater watches the undead Gorfrunch Smashblade enter Rockard and senses danger in both him and Virroth as the pair announce a harsher direction for the clan. Margar welcomes the unrest, believing the Gol'kosh will soon learn what the legendary former Warchief truly represents.
Mido shows Talukah the aftermath of Virroth’s heart-and-blood ritual and warns that its promised power will leave the Grin consumed by hunger. Frightened by the Warchief’s apparent approval, the two healers agree to investigate while Talukah’s nightmares reveal the depth of her fear.
Through the ghost saber Nimbus, a recovering Tauren reflects on his return to Stonard, a Mok'gun ritual at the Altar of Storms, and the challenge of guiding the Grin's feral spirits.
Louizzik submits an overcomplicated requisition for lumber, spikes, and land to build Continental Demolitions Inc. a Stonard notice board, partly as an excuse to use the boss’s pneumatic signplanter. An unidentified approver stamps the request approved.
Roodaka proposes harvesting Black Dragonflight blood in Dragonblight to shield the Lak’gora from Virroth’s influence. The unit collects blood and eggs from the Obsidian Sanctum, but Bok’theg records that more material is needed before the rituals can begin.
Fearing Virroth’s influence, Talukah allows Bok’theg, Roodaka, and Shaddoth to separate and bind her soul at the Altar of Damnation. The ritual may shield her from corruption, but it leaves her weakened and awakens an eerie response in the shard Bok’theg carries.
Bok’theg struggles to interpret a shadow-shrouded tome that fills him with visions of Draenor’s history. Guided by the Apexis Roodaka, he begins seeking scattered shards that resonate with the book’s influence.
Thuugom returns to Stonard gravely wounded and carrying a Soul Prism that lets unknown enemies control his body and observe the Lak'gora. Shaddoth and Bok'theg probe the artifact, but their intervention changes Thuugom and draws him north while the prism's creators remain at large.
Across journals, missions, and private reflections, Bok’theg’s Lak’gora pursue Old God lore and arcane relics while manipulating the Dragonmaw mage Klaes. Their experiments fracture alliances, expose fears of infiltration, and draw several members toward artifacts that may be influencing them.
After his Lak'gora induction, Malosuerte tears a damaged soul-protection device from his chest and reflects on surviving attempted skinning and soul-stripping. Disappointed by the unit's lack of subtlety, he struggles against whispers offering him power as his resistance begins to falter.
This CDI general order sets the training, approval, waiver, secrecy, and intelligence-sharing requirements for nonemployees who join G.R.E.E.D. operations.
After dreaming of an ancient artifact beneath the southern sands, Malosuerte plants a falsified tome to manipulate the power-hungry Lak’gora into collecting its fragments. Bok’theg finds the book and commits the unit to the search, unaware that its clues were designed to lead back to Malosuerte.
Newly promoted Boss Grunt Gorum Chaoseater fears the Lak’gora’s pursuit of dark magic and questions changes in the Grin’s leadership. Fighting beside the magic users reminds him they remain his herdmates, while the observant Grot Pikki considers selling him useful intelligence.
Nimithriel's obsession with a whispering Puzzle Box drives her toward murder and madness while Bok'theg quietly uses the Lak'gora and a set of ancient artifacts to pursue his own power. Their visions and schemes deepen after an expedition into Yogg-Saron's prison.
Talukah welcomes the returning Ashenrock and seeks his outside perspective on the Mok’gun’s unstable leadership and the clan’s growing paranoia. Concerned by Bok’theg’s influence over her, Ashenrock resolves to confront both him and Gorfrunch and take control of the unit.
After a bloody joint battle exposes hostility between the Lak'gora and Gol'kosh, Bok'theg weighs the rivalries spreading through the Grin's specialist units. He and Thuugom resolve to exploit divided loyalties while guarding the Lak'gora against Gol'kosh scrutiny.