If you’ve played Warcraft 2, you’ve probably come across the sequel, Retribution of Gul’dan. This campaign follows the story of a powerful lord who only has himself to fear. In this quest to become omnipotent, Gul’dan takes on the role of a hero who saves his world from evil and corruption. However, his quest is not without risk. He’ll have to face Cho’gall and the rest of his minions, so you must prepare yourself to face this challenge.
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Alodi
Gul’dan, a powerful warrior, is a character in the Warcraft video games. He is a hero from the original Warcraft, but the story continues in Warcraft II, where he is known as the Revenge of Gul’dan. In the game, Gul’dan abandons the Horde and enters the Tomb of Sargeras, where he is consumed by the evil god Sargeras. This is the first time Alodi has taken the role of a powerful hero and her slayer abilities are highlighted.
Cho’gall
Gul’dan promised to create an army of undead riders for his new warchief. Cho’gall and Rakmar Sharpfang helped him accomplish this task. But it wasn’t easy for them. They were constantly abused by the rest of the clan, and Gul’dan grew increasingly frustrated with their actions. So, Gul’dan teamed up with Cho’gall, and together they slaughtered undead knights in the village. During a special ritual, they turned the hearts of the undead into mystical gems.
Zuljin
The first appearance of Zul’jin in Warcraft 2 occurred during the Second Great War. Zul’jin is a symbol of the Amani, a people of fierce survival who were in danger of being conquered by elves and men. The first appearance of Zul’jin in the game was in the third expansion, Retribution of the Gul’dan, but there are some differences between the two races.
Temple of the Damned
The first half of the campaign dragged, but the second half picks up a little more. You finally know why Gul’dan’s fate is so terrible, and you’re eager to take his place in the pantheon. The story follows an evil Legion leader, Gul’dan, as he’s hurled through a portal to the Temple of the Damned.
Juggernaughts
In Warcraft 2, you can find the dreaded Juggernaughts in the Horde’s navy. Juggernaughts are enormous ships, like a ship from StarCraft, but much larger. These ships are the same as the ogre Juggernaughts, which are actually made by Stonemaul ogres. It is possible that Gul’dan used them to transport ogres to Kalimdor, but it’s difficult to confirm.
Alterac
The revenge of Gul’dan is a new story in the Warcraft 2 universe. The story starts with the warlock Gul’dan, trained by the Daemon Kil’jaeden. Gul’dan is obsessed with discovering the Tomb of Sargeras, and hopes to obtain the ultimate power from the Daemonlord. As a result, he has created a series of servants, including Necrolytes, Ogre-Magic, and Death Knights.
Lord Perenolde
The first appearance of Lord Perenolde in the Warcraft 2 Reign of the Gul’dan expansion is during the war between the Horde and Alliance. He is the descendant of Alterac nobles. His nation was once the weakest human nation in the Alliance, but he betrayed it and joined the Horde during the Second War. He eventually fell in battle with the Scourge, and was destroyed. His son Aliden is now trying to restore Alterac power through underhanded means. The Syndicate is one of the most powerful organizations in the Horde.
