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This article is about the troll tribe. For the warrior talent, see Inv skullsplitter [Skullsplitter]. For for the axe, see Inv axe 06 [Skullsplitter].
NeutralSkullsplitter tribe
Ruins of Zul'Mamwe
Main leader IconSmall Troll Male Ana'thek the Cruel
Race(s) Jungle trollJungle troll Jungle troll
Character classes Berserker, Headhunter, Witch doctor, Scout, Beastmaster, Hunter, Warrior, Mystic, Axethrower
Capital Zul'Mamwe
Theater of operations Zul'Mamwe, Stranglethorn Vale
Language(s) Zandali, Orcish, Low Common, Common
Affiliation Independent
  Formerly Gurubashi Empire[1]

The Skullsplitter tribe (or clan)[2] are a tribe of jungle trolls led by Ana'thek the Cruel located at Stranglethorn Vale. The Skullsplitters inhabit the ruins of Zul'Mamwe.

Background[]

The Skullsplitter tribe split off from the Gurubashi Empire after the defeat of Hakkar the Soulflayer. The various tribes claimed territories in the vast jungles of Stranglethorn Vale and quickly began fighting one another. To this day the Skullsplitters fight off all interlopers, including the nearby Bloodscalp tribe, in order to hold onto the land they have taken. Skullsplitters have nothing but contempt for the Darkspear tribe, which is the only tribe of jungle trolls to have joined the Horde.[3]

When Hakkar is returned in Zul'Gurub, he tried to treat with the city in sending a ambassador.[4]

Skullsplitter Speakers can be found in Zuldazar on Zandalar.

Members[]

Removed from game The subject of this section did not make it out of the beta stages.

Items[]

In the RPG[]

Icon-RPG This section contains information from the Warcraft RPG which is considered non-canon.

These trolls are solitary and deal mostly with outsiders when they are visiting the Arena. They seem dedicated to shorting up the old ruins and building structures to fit their growing population.[5]

Notes[]

  • Every Skullsplitter troll has dark blue hair, contrasting with the Bloodscalps, who all have bright red hair.
  • However, unlike the Bloodscalps, whose hair color is associated with their tribe name (Bloodscalp, scalp is the top of the head, blood-red hair), the Skullsplitters have no similar association with their name.

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