Crossing Azeroth, starting with the Heroes of Might and Magic system

In this context, Orgrim, as Blackhand's deputy, began his road to resistance. He saw that the tribe under Blackhand's rule was heading towards destruction, and decided to stand up and challenge the puppet chief.

Taking advantage of Gul'dan's coma, Orgrim challenged Blackhand. In the orc tradition, mak'gora (duel) is the way to resolve disputes and compete for leadership. Orgrim and Blackhand stood face to face on the battlefield, surrounded by orc soldiers who watched the battle nervously.

Before deciding to fight Mak'gora, Orgrim made full preparations. He knew that this was a battle of life and death and he had to go all out. He sharpened his weapon, the Hammer of Destruction, a giant hammer that symbolized strength and glory. At the same time, he also adjusted his condition to ensure that he could perform at his best in the duel.

On the day of the duel, the entire tribe was in an uproar. Warriors dropped their tasks and came from all directions to witness this battle that symbolized honor. They formed a tight circle around the duel arena, staring at the two people on the field - Orgrim and Blackhand.

Orgrim and Blackhand stood face to face, each other's eyes were full of determination and murderous intent. Orgrim's eyes were as sharp as a hawk, tightly locked on his opponent, his body slightly leaned forward, muscles tensed, exuding a powerful aura. Blackhand seemed calm and confident, his eyes swept over Orgrim indifferently, as if he had already won.

Under the gaze of the crowd, Orgrim and Blackhand stood face to face, ready to start the duel. They saluted each other according to tradition, clenched their right fists and placed them on their chests to pay tribute to each other. This was a respect for the opponent and a commitment to themselves, indicating that they would go all out to win.

After the salute, the two men took a step back at the same time, keeping their distance. Orgrim held the hammer with both hands, swinging it gently, feeling the weight and balance of the weapon. Blackhand slowly drew the long sword from his waist, the blade gleaming coldly in the sun.

With a roar, Orgrim took the lead in attacking. He strode forward, raised his hammer and smashed it hard at Blackhand. Blackhand dodged to the side and blocked Orgrim's attack with his long sword. The two sides fought back and forth, launching a thrilling battle.

With a roar, Orgrim took the lead in attacking. He swung the Hammer of Destruction and smashed it at Blackhand with a thunderous force. Blackhand was not to be outdone and quickly raised his weapon to resist. The two weapons collided in the air, making a deafening sound.

With his great strength and experience, Blackhand once had the upper hand in the battle.

The battle was extremely fierce, and both Orgrim and Blackhand showed amazing strength and skills. Sometimes they charged forward, sometimes they retreated to defend, and the transition between offense and defense was dizzying.

Orgrim wielded his hammer, and every blow was as powerful as thunder, as if he was going to smash the whole world; while Blackhand held his battle axe, and the axe blade flashed with cold light, and every swing could bring a storm of blood. The two fought back and forth, neither of them giving in, and it was difficult to tell who would win for a while.

During the battle, Orgrim gradually discovered Blackhand's weakness. He used his speed and flexibility to attack Blackhand from the side and back. Although Blackhand was powerful, he gradually became powerless under Orgrim's continuous attacks.

Orgrim knew that this battle was not only about his personal honor, but also about the future of the entire orcs. He had to go all out to defeat this powerful opponent. So he used all his skills and constantly changed tactics to try to find Blackhand's flaws.

Finally, in a fierce battle, Orgrim found Blackhand's fatal weakness. He smashed Blackhand's head with a hammer. With a loud bang, Blackhand's head was instantly shattered. Blood splattered everywhere, and Blackhand's body fell down.

Orgrim panted and looked at the body of Chieftain Blackhand, feeling a sense of accomplishment. He knew that this victory was hard-won, but he also understood that this was just the beginning. There were more challenges waiting for him in the future, and he had to continue working hard to protect the peace of the tribe.

As Chieftain Blackhand fell, the warriors of the tribe gave a deafening cheer. They knew that this Mak'gora was not only a contest of strength, but also a decision about the future of the tribe. Orgrim's victory meant that the tribe would get rid of the tyranny of Chieftain Blackhand and move towards new glory and freedom.

Orgrim's victory at Mak'gora, according to orc tradition, the winner will become the new leader. Therefore, Orgrim was declared the new chieftain of the tribe.

He inherited the power of Chieftain Blackhand, but more importantly, he inherited the glory and mission of the tribe. He overthrew the rule of the Shadow Council and brought new hope to the tribe. He was determined to lead the tribe to a brighter and more just path, so that the warriors of the tribe could truly enjoy freedom and glory.

At the same time, this Mak'gora also highlights the importance of the traditional custom of Mak'gora in orc culture. It is not only a way to resolve disputes and fight for power, but also a symbol of orc glory and freedom. Under the leadership of Orgrim, the warriors of the tribe will continue to inherit this tradition and fight for the glory and freedom of the tribe.

Orgrim Doomhammer's victory over Chieftain Blackhand at Mak'gora was a major turning point in orcish history. This event not only changed the leadership of the Horde, but also profoundly affected the attitudes of the rest of the orcs and the future direction of the Horde.

With Orgrim's victory, the attitude of the remaining orcs changed significantly. They began to follow Orgrim and regarded him as the new hope and leader of the tribe.

Orgrim's heroic performance in Mak'gora won the respect and admiration of the orcs. They believed that Orgrim was a true warrior and leader who could lead the tribe to a brighter future.

At the same time, the orcs' dissatisfaction and disappointment with Chieftain Blackhand reached a peak. They believed that Chieftain Blackhand had betrayed the orcs' traditions and honor and led the tribe into the abyss of evil energy.

With Orgrim's coming to power, the orcs are full of expectations for the future of the tribe. They hope that Orgrim can lead the tribe to break free from the shackles of fel energy and restore the orcs' traditions and honor. At the same time, they also expect Orgrim to lead the tribe to a more prosperous and powerful future.

Orgrim's victory not only changed the leadership of the Horde, but also had a profound impact on the future direction of the Horde. He announced that he would purify the dark forces that were poisoning the Horde, ban fel magic, and punish users with death. This decision was widely supported by the orcs and marked the beginning of a new era for the Horde.

Later, under the leadership of Orgrim, the tribe gradually got rid of the shackles of the evil energy and restored the traditions and honor of the orcs. At the same time, the tribe began to communicate and cooperate with other races to jointly resist external threats. These efforts laid a solid foundation for the prosperity and strength of the tribe.