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{{Infobox talent
 
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| image = Quest Showdown TCG.jpg
|name=Lock and Load
 
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| name = Gronn
|image=INV_Musket_01.png
 
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| capital = None
|description=You have a X% chance when you trap a target and a Y% chance when you Sting a target to cause your next 2 Arcane Shot or Explosive Shot spells to trigger no cooldown, cost no mana and consume no ammo.
 
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| faction = None
|class=Hunter
 
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| character = Not applicable
|location=Survival, Tier 4
 
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| mount = None
|affects=[[Arcane Shot]], [[Explosive Shot]]
 
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| homeworld = [[Draenor]]
|ranks=3
 
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| language = [[Giant (language)|Giant]], [[Low Common]]; [[Orcish]] (presumed)
|points_req=15
 
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| leader = [[Gruul the Dragonkiller]]
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| slang = [[Draenei (language)|Draenei]], [[Common]] (presumed)
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| height = 20 feet
 
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'''Lock and Load''' is a clearcast type talent. It allows you to fire two free shots, Arcane Shot and Explosive Shot, the 51 point Survival Talent.
 
   
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Native to [[Outland]], some say the '''Gronn''' gave rise to the lesser ogres. Yet they show little love for their children, ruling the ogre clans with a brutal iron fist. Gronn wield fearsome power; however, they are not famed for their intelligence.<ref>[[The Burning Crusade Bestiary]]</ref>
== Rank table ==
 
{| class="darktable" style="text-align: center;"
 
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! Rank !! % To Proc on Trap !! % To Proc on Serpent Sting
 
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| 1 || 33 || 5
 
|-class="alt"
 
| 2 || 66 || 10
 
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| 3 || 100 || 15
 
|}
 
== Notes ==
 
This talent will also proc on [[Serpent Sting]] damage ticks.
 
   
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Prior to the orcish invasion of [[Azeroth (world)|Azeroth]], the [[ogre]]s told the orcs that they were beaten and whipped by the gronn (many ogres bore whip scars on their backs). The ogres rebelled against the gronn with the assistance of [[Blackhand]] and the [[Horde (pre-Thrall)|Orcish Horde]]. The gronn later came under attack by the black dragonflight when they attempted to settle the [[Blade's Edge Mountains]]. With some unexpected help from the heroes of the [[Alliance Expedition]] the Gronn and their ogre slaves sent the black dragons flying. Since then gronn seem to have become rather fond of [[dragon]] hunting — there are several fully grown adult [[black dragon]]s found impaled on spikes within the [[Blade's Edge Mountains]], whilst some gronn take related titles such as "[[Gruul the Dragonkiller]]" and "[[Gorgrom the Dragon-Eater]]". [[Baron Sablemane]], a black dragon in disguise at the [[Circle of Blood]] in the Blade's Edge Mountains has this to say: "My loathing of interruptions is overshadowed only by my hatred of Gruul the Dragonkiller and his seven sons!".
== Past changes ==
 
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Originally three shots in beta, but balancing team reduced it to one, hunter team bumped it up to two.
 
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==Known Gronn==
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*{{RaceIconExt|Gronn}} [[Gruul the Dragonkiller]], the raid boss in [[Gruul's Lair]] is the father of seven gronn:
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**{{RaceIconExt|Gronn}} [[Goc]] in the [[Blade's Edge Mountains]], [[Altar of Goc]]
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**{{RaceIconExt|Gronn}} [[Gorgrom the Dragon-Eater]] in the [[Blade's Edge Mountains]], [[Boulder'mok]]
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**{{RaceIconExt|Gronn}} [[Grulloc]] in the [[Blade's Edge Mountains]], [[Cursed Hollow]]
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**{{RaceIconExt|Gronn}} [[Maggoc]] in the [[Blade's Edge Mountains]]
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**{{RaceIconExt|Gronn}} [[Durn the Hungerer]] in [[Nagrand]], circular patterns around the [[Spirit Fields]] that surround [[Oshu'gun]]
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**{{RaceIconExt|Gronn}} [[Slaag]] in the Barrier Hills just above [[Shattrath City]]
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**{{RaceIconExt|Gronn}} [[Skulloc Soulgrinder]] in the [[Blade's Edge Mountains]]
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*{{RaceIconExt|Gronn}} [[Thuk the Defiant]], a gronn being held captive in a stasis chamber at [[Bash'ir Landing]].
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*{{RaceIconExt|Gronn}} {{cata-inline}} [[Skullcrusher the Mountain]], a gronn located in [[Twilight Highlands]].
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*A few [[Mountain Gronn]] exist in Nagrand, near [[Warmaul Hill]], and fight with [[ogre]]s there.
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*Perhaps [[Nath]], the ogre war god, is a gronn or an even greater demigod.
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*There are also gronns called [[Enslaved Gronn Brute]]s located in [[Grim Batol (instance)|Grim Batol]].
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==Speculation==
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{{speculation}}
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Given that most of the named Gronn are described as Gruul's sons, Gruul may be the first gronn, or else the being who created them.
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Also, according to information regarding the ''[[Temple of the Damned|temples of the damned]]'' built during the [[Second War]], it is said that they were built using the remains of the "[[Giant (Draenor)|Giants of Draenor]]," which may or may not be the Gronn.
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==Trivia==
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*On the Burning Crusade teaser site Gronn were once described as immortal demi-gods. It was also stated that only seven were thought to be in existence.<ref>[http://wow.stratics.com/content/features/Expansions/bc/Outland/Gronn.php WoW Stratics]</ref>
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*Goc and Maggoc may be references to the ogres Gog and Maggog. Gog and Magog are names that appear in the Book of Genesis, the Book of Ezekiel, 1 Chronicles, the Book of Revelation, and the Qur'an. They are also used in the exegesis of the Midrash Rabbah and the Talmud.
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==Gallery==
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<gallery>
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File:Gronn.JPG|Concept art
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File:Slaag.jpg|[[Slaag]], a gronn.
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</gallery>
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==References==
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{{Gronn}}
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{{Gods and demigods}}
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{{Azeroth aliens}}
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[[fr:Gronn]]
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[[Category:Gronn| ]]

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Native to Outland, some say the Gronn gave rise to the lesser ogres. Yet they show little love for their children, ruling the ogre clans with a brutal iron fist. Gronn wield fearsome power; however, they are not famed for their intelligence.[1]

Prior to the orcish invasion of Azeroth, the ogres told the orcs that they were beaten and whipped by the gronn (many ogres bore whip scars on their backs). The ogres rebelled against the gronn with the assistance of Blackhand and the Orcish Horde. The gronn later came under attack by the black dragonflight when they attempted to settle the Blade's Edge Mountains. With some unexpected help from the heroes of the Alliance Expedition the Gronn and their ogre slaves sent the black dragons flying. Since then gronn seem to have become rather fond of dragon hunting — there are several fully grown adult black dragons found impaled on spikes within the Blade's Edge Mountains, whilst some gronn take related titles such as "Gruul the Dragonkiller" and "Gorgrom the Dragon-Eater". Baron Sablemane, a black dragon in disguise at the Circle of Blood in the Blade's Edge Mountains has this to say: "My loathing of interruptions is overshadowed only by my hatred of Gruul the Dragonkiller and his seven sons!".

Known Gronn

Speculation

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This article or section includes speculation, observations or opinions possibly supported by lore or by Blizzard officials. It should not be taken as representing official lore.

Given that most of the named Gronn are described as Gruul's sons, Gruul may be the first gronn, or else the being who created them.

Also, according to information regarding the temples of the damned built during the Second War, it is said that they were built using the remains of the "Giants of Draenor," which may or may not be the Gronn.

Trivia

  • On the Burning Crusade teaser site Gronn were once described as immortal demi-gods. It was also stated that only seven were thought to be in existence.[2]
  • Goc and Maggoc may be references to the ogres Gog and Maggog. Gog and Magog are names that appear in the Book of Genesis, the Book of Ezekiel, 1 Chronicles, the Book of Revelation, and the Qur'an. They are also used in the exegesis of the Midrash Rabbah and the Talmud.

Gallery

References

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