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Encyclopedia > Jungle Trolls

The vicious Trolls that populate the numerous jungle isles of the South Seas are renowned for their cruelty and dark mysticism. Barbarous and superstitious, they carry a seething hatred for all other races. The Trolls are an agile, mohawk-sporting, sentient race. ...


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Troll - WoWWiki (2231 words)
The trolls of the Darkspear tribe, long since exiled from their ancestral lands in Stranglethorn Vale, were nearly destroyed by a band of aquatic Murlocs, but Thrall and the Horde managed to save them.
The jungle near Booty Bay in the area of Azeroth is filled with blood thirsty jungle trolls.
Jungle trolls: The Gurubashi Empire and its break-away tribes, the Bloodscalp and Darkspear.
Jungle troll - WoWWiki (898 words)
The largest jungle troll settlement outside Stranglethorn is Sen'jin village - founded by the Darkspear Tribe, who had been displaced from their exile on the Broken Isles and Echo Isles.
The god Hakkar, a bloodthirsty troll spirit god of that can be evoked by ritual sacrifice, played a very important roll in jungle troll history, but fell out of favour due to his bloody demands of sacrifice.
The history of the jungle trolls begins at the dawn of civilisation when the Gurubashi Empire (jungle trolls) and Amani Empire (forest trolls) ruled the south and north of Azeroth respectively, with only the Insectoids of the far-west posing any significant threat.
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