He was a Mary Sue from the beginning. He was WOW Classic TBC Gold a superior warrior than Orgrim Doomhammer. He was also a prodigy at the practices of shamanism.

Garrosh wasn't a part of Cataclysms conflicts. He led the invading force into the Twilight Highlands, beating a dragon as he went. I remember theories spinning around during MoP that Garrosh was our Garrosh was an impostor who was instated by the twilight Hammer, and he went missing.

I've always been a bit dissatisfied with how they seem to forget that Thrall was a physical genius from the beginning, but I love him being one of the most twitchy shamans, too. His manner of speaking hasn't been exactly like a warrior since WotLK.

I'm in agreement. That's what's wrong with Garrosh as an char. Although he's portrayed as an amazing warrior books like the shattering suggest that his father was also one. However, this is not revealed. Garrosh would have lost to cairne if it wasnt for the cheating, however, let's be honest Thrall could have taken on Cairne at the time. I think Garrosh is a strong fighter, but how much can he actually be Based on the arguments you make? Not as good as green jesus

The way Thrall was raised and trained. Thrall was not exposed to real, authentic combat for at most 10 years by the time it came to this. After leading the rebels against prison camps, the Thralls formed the modern Horde and later slipped into a leadership role, then into a primarily religious role. He's got muscle memory and has fought regularly, often going on trips with his PC. But if you don't get a good absence from anything or activity, you'll end up being enthralled by it. The guy is certainly skilled however perhaps not as good as a more skilled or equally skilled warrior.

Garrosh's education and training But , it wasn't always. While he had a tendency to be sick as a youngster But he wasn't always that way. It's likely that Garrosh along with other young orcs , received guidance and instruction from older orcs, or those who were recovering in order to protect the village from the ravaging clans such as angry elementals, raging clans, or ogres. My memory is not as good however, I think Garrosh is depicted early to be the top orc in Garadar for combat skills as well as his inactivity is only a few years prior to our arrival. The novels also provide an image of Garrosh as a character who would engage in daily battle with the Kor'kron. In his duel with Cairne his tactics are described as powerful and effective, skilled, but his youthfulness and confidence were overshadowed by the elder tauren's experience. Saurfang described him as a powerful warrior with only a handful of rivals when it came to combat. However, his leadership capabilities were not up to par. He was too comfortable with the buy WOW TBC Gold details close. It was a misunderstanding of his genetic predisposition to become an extremely skilled warrior (he came from the Warsong clan). Garrosh is an excellent warrior with only a few weaknesses.