Jeopardy for the Horde

Description
It is years after the Lich King was defeated and the humans have ruled Lordaeron ever since. With the last of the orcs in danger, a new war chief was elected called Duotar. One night, he would dream of an idea that would solve the Horde's problems: Escape Lordaeron and travel to a forgotten land called Kalimdor. No one seemed to question the idea but getting rid of the humans from their lives was a good idea. With the Horde almost ready for departure, a few unanswered questions remain. Was Duotar's dream a miracle or just madness? If they arrive at Kalimdor, what is going to happen next? What dangers will be there? What if the humans find out what they are up to and in the end, will the orcs find freedom? No one is certain about these answers. All Duotar can do is rally the Horde to do their job and hope that everything turns out all right in the end...


Jeopardy for the Horde is the second of the series of campaigns I am making:
Human Campaign - The Adventures of Rowan the Wise
Orc Campaign - Jeopardy for the Horde
Undead Campaign - Resurrection of the Scourge
Night Elf Campaign - Furion’s Quest

NOTE: The character Duotar is not suppose to be Durotar!

The campaign has the following features:

Lead Duotar and the Horde in 10 perilous chapters
Lead the Horde into Kalimdor where you will encounter Centaurs, Fel Orcs, Demons and Night Elves.

8 unique Orc Heroes
These heroes include Drek’Thar the Far Seer, Cairne the Tauren Chieftain, Rexxar the Beastmaster and Gul’dan the Warlock. Some heroes you will find automatically while others you will have to aid before they can join you.

Get the most out of gameplay
Cinematics can be boring to watch if you have already seen them before or they’re too long. Like in the original Warcraft 3 campaigns, you can press the escape key to skip them.

Choose your own maps
From vicious Fel Orcs to settling a score with the Ogres, Jeopardy for the Horde allows you to choose which maps you want to play.

Automatic difficulty levels set
The gameplay starts of relatively straight forward and eventually get harder. You will find that the last few chapters are extremely hard!