Saurfang returns to the walls of Lordearon and prepares for the coming battle, ready to fight alongside his Horde allies. The troll reminds his commander that, for some, the Horde is all that they have. Zekhan eventually joins Saurfang on the battlefield, and convinces him that the Horde is more than the actions of a single Warchief. He brushes past Zekhan after removing his massive pauldrons and begins walking toward the Alliance army alone. In this cinematic, Saurfang is battling with his own disenfranchisement with the Horde after SylvanasвЂ™ recent decision to burn the home of hundreds of innocent Night Elves and Worgen. Saurfang responds gruffly (even for an Orc) and declares that the following battle will offer no glory for the Horde.

Zekhan - lovingly referred to as вЂњZappy BoyвЂќ by the community - talks to Saurfang about what itвЂ™s like to be such a legend, and how he hopes to fall in honor and glory in the coming battle. While standing on the walls of Lordearon, an old city that the Alliance plans to sack in retribution for the burning of Teldrassil, he is confronted by a young troll. The cinematic begins with Saurfang remembering the death of his son. Unlike the WarbringersвЂ™ drawn look, Old Soldier is a fully rendered cinematic featuring Saurfang, one of the HordeвЂ™s oldest soldiers. Blizzard released another World of Warcraft: Battle for Azeroth cinematic, the second this week.

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