Goblin Engineers are best known for their affinity for explosives, their signature explosives being the Goblin Sapper Charges, a portable explosive which upon detonation deals devastating damage to anyone in its wake. Rocket launchers, various experimental explosives, and dangerous "Dimensional Rippers" make up most their arsenal of flimsy, yet devastating equipment.
Introduced in Warcraft: Orcs & Humans, Ogres are a large, strong, yellow-skinned, race of humanoids with limited intelligence; they are native to Draenor. Ogres can have one or two heads and one or two eyes per head; some ogres also have horns. Ogre-magi are magically transformed ogres with increased intelligence, the ability to use magic and blue skin. Notable Ogre-magi included Cho'gall, former leader of the Twilight's Hammer clan and Dentarg, bodyguard of the shaman Ner'zhul. Ogres are members of the Horde in Warcraft II; however, they are neutral and independent of the Horde in subsequent games. In Warcraft III: Frozen Throne, Ogres join the Horde at the battle of Theramore Isle after Rexxar defeats Ogre Warlord Cougal. Ogres are not a playable race in World of Warcraft.
Introduced in Warcraft: Orcs & Humans, Ogres are a large, strong, yellow-skinned, race of humanoids with limited intelligence; they are native to Draenor. Ogres can have one or two heads and one or two eyes per head; some ogres also have horns. Ogre-magi are magically transformed ogres with increased intelligence, the ability to use magic and blue skin. Notable Ogre-magi included Cho'gall, former leader of the Twilight's Hammer clan and Dentarg, bodyguard of the shaman Ner'zhul. Ogres are members of the Horde in Warcraft II; however, they are neutral and independent of the Horde in subsequent games. In Warcraft III: Frozen Throne, Ogres join the Horde at the battle of Theramore Isle after Rexxar defeats Ogre Warlord Cougal. Ogres are not a playable race in World of Warcraft.
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