Bleeding Hollow clan

Bleeding Hollow clan
The Bleeding Hollow clan banner.
Leader	Jorin Deadeye (Mag'har), Grillok "Darkeye", Warlord Morkh (Fel Horde)
Past leaders	Kilrogg Deadeye
Clan color	Orange and green

Bleeding Hollow clan banner in color

The Bleeding Hollow clan is one of the most legendary orcish clans. The clan is so named because its most famous leader, Killrogg Deadeye, lost one of his eyes.

History

At the start of the First War, the Bleeding Hollow clan, led by Kilrogg Deadeye, participated in the first attack on Stormwind Keep, along with the Twilight's Hammer clan, led by Cho'gall.Template:Cite This first attack was an unmitigated disaster for the orcs, and Deadeye and Cho'gall blamed the failure on each other. A rift soon grew that threatened to rip the Horde apart before it had even begun its conquest of Azeroth. Gul'dan quickly stepped in to quell the problem, reinstalling Blackhand as Warchief of the Horde.

During the Second War, the Bleeding Hollow clan was stationed throughout Khaz Modan, where it controlled the Horde's vital mining and oil refining operations. After the Horde's defeat, they were able to evade capture by Alliance forces. With Ner'zhul's help they were able to make it back to the relative safety of Draenor. Under his uneasy rule they faced an invasion of Draenor made by human expedition forces.

When the world started to collapse, due to the numerous portals opened by Ner'zhul, Bleeding Hollow along with the Warsong and the Shattered Hand clan attempted to save themselves by breaking through the human fortifications near the Dark Portal and getting back to Azeroth before Draenor collapsed. These clans entered it just in time before Archmage Khadgar closed it completely. However, the Bleeding Hollow clan was captured by the Alliance and placed into the internment camps. Part of the Bleeding Hollow clan remained on Draenor and survived.

When Thrall liberated the Orcs of the internment camps, a number of Bleeding Hollow members were recruited. What remains of the clan flies the banner of the New Horde, but no doubt has an individual presence from the Frostwolf Clan.

The remnants of the Bleeding Hollow on Draenor appear to be split. One portion joined the Fel Horde and inhabit Zeth'Gor in Hellfire Peninsula, as well as parts of Hellfire Citadel. Another part, residing at the ancestral grounds of the Bleeding Hollow on the edge of Terokkar Forest, remained uncorrupted. Led by Kilrogg's son Jorin, they were forced out of their lands by a clan of ogres, and fled to the safety of the Mag'har stronghold of Garadar in Nagrand.

Known members

Name	Role	Status	Location
Grillok "Darkeye"		Alive	Zeth'Gor, Hellfire Peninsula
Jorin Deadeye		Alive	Garadar, Nagrand
Kilrath		Alive	Bleeding Hollow Ruins, Terokkar Forest, later Wintergrasp
Kilrogg Deadeye	Chieftain	Deceased	Shadow Labyrinth, Auchindoun
Morkh	Warlord	Alive	Zeth'Gor, Hellfire Peninsula
Pargath Throatsplitter		Unknown

Classes

• Bleeding Hollow Archer
• Bleeding Hollow Dark Shaman
• Bleeding Hollow Darkcaster
• Bleeding Hollow Grunt
• Bleeding Hollow Necrolyte
• File:IconSmall Mag'har Boy Small.gifFile:IconSmall Mag'har Girl Small.gif Bleeding Hollow Orphan
• Bleeding Hollow Peon
• Bleeding Hollow Refugee
• File:IconSmall Wolf Small.gif Bleeding Hollow Riding Worg
• Bleeding Hollow Scryer
• File:IconSmall Skeleton Small.gif Bleeding Hollow Skeleton
• +File:IconSmall Wolf Small.gif Bleeding Hollow Tormentor
• File:IconSmall Wolf Small.gif Bleeding Hollow Worg

Trivia

In Warcraft II: Beyond the Dark Portal, the color of the clan was strangely changed from green to orange. It may have been a game mechanic as the Bonechewer Clan color was green and they may have intended to differentiate the two more and changed the Bleeding Hollow Clan color to orange. In later sources it's implied it's color is green.Template:Cite

World of Warcraft

One of the realms in World of Warcraft is named after the Bleeding Hollow Clan.

There is a warlock spell in World of Warcraft called Eye of Kilrogg, an obvious reference to the renowned chieftain.

• See: Realm Names and their place in Warcraft Lore