Story of "Warcraft" - The Formation of the Scourge Quiz

Answer: Ner'zul

When "Warcraft-2X Beyond the Dark Portal" ends, we see that Ner'zul who lead the Shadowmoon clan escaped with his faithful orcs and death knights through the biggest of the dark portals he had created. It was at the ends of this very portal, however, that Kil'jaedan the deceiver who swore to kill him after his betrayal lay in wait.

He destroys Ner'zul's physical form and transfers his throne to the northrend. From then onwards, he shall be known as The Lich King.

Answer: Dreadlords

Though Ner'zul was agreeable and seemingly anxious to play his part, Kil'jaeden remained skeptical of his servant's loyalties. Keeping the Lich King bodiless and trapped within the crystal cask assured his good conduct for the short term, but the demon knew that he would need to keep a watchful eye on him. To this end, Kil'jaeden called upon his elite demon guard, the vampiric dreadlords, to police Ner'zul and ensure that he accomplished his task.

Answer: Rhonin

Nekros was the orc shaman who had ideas of recapturing the lands of Azeroth. Rhonin, however, freed his most powerful allies from his clutches - Alexstrasza's dragons. In their fury, Alexstrasza's dragons tore Grim Batol apart and incinerated the greater bulk of the Dragonmaw clan. Nekros' grand schemes of reunification came crashing down as the Alliance troops rounded up the remaining orc survivors and threw them into the waiting internment camps.

The Dragonmaw clan's defeat signaled the end of the Horde.

Answer: Thrall

Blackmoore taught Thrall about tactics, philosophy, and combat. The Orc was even trained as a gladiator. All the while, the corrupt warden sought to mold him into a weapon.
Despite his harsh upbringing, young Thrall grew into a strong, quick-witted orc, and he knew in his heart that a slave's life was not for him. As he grew to maturity, he learned about his people, the orcs, whom he had never met: after their defeat, most of them had been placed in internment camps.

Answer: Doomhammer

To symbolize his people's rebirth, Thrall returned to Blackmoore's fortress of Durnholde and put a decisive end to his former master's plans by laying siege to the internment camps. This victory was not without its price: during the liberation of one camp, Doomhammer fell in battle.
Thrall took up Doomhammer's legendary warhammer and donned his black plate-armor to become the new warchief of the Horde.

Answer: Nerubians

The nerubian spider-lords commanded vast forces and had an underground network that stretched nearly half the breadth of Northrend. Ultimately Ner'zul's war against the nerubians was won by attrition. With the aid of the dreadlords and the undead warriors, the Lich King invaded Azjol-Nerub and brought its subterranean temples crashing down.

As a testament to their tenacity and fearlessness, Ner'zul adopted the nerubians' distinctive architectural style for his own fortresses and structures, whose design, we find, is the style of undead buildings in "Warcraft-3 Reign of Chaos".

Answer: Kel'Thuzad

Leaving behind his fortune and prestigious political standing, Kel'Thuzad abandoned the ways of the Kirin Tor and left Dalaran forever. Intent on reaching Icecrown and offering his services to the Lich King, the archmage passed through the ravaged, war-torn ruins of Azjol-Nerub. Kel'Thuzad saw firsthand the scope and ferocity of Ner'zul's power.

He began to realize that allying himself with the mysterious Lich King might be both wise and potentially fruitful.

Answer: The Cult of the Damned

The Cult of the Damned promised its acolytes social equality and eternal life on Azeroth in exchange for their service and obedience to Ner'zul. As the months passed, Kel'Thuzad found many eager volunteers for his new cult amongst the tired, overburdened laborers of Lordaeron.

As the Cult of the Damned grew in size and influence, Kel'Thuzad made sure to hide its workings from the authorities of Lordaeron.

Answer: Their forests were destroyed during the second war

The other three reasons were why they had quit the alliance after the third war. Although Terenas reminded the elves that countless humans had given up their lives to defend Quel'thalas, they were in no mood to listen.

Answer: Varian Wrynn

Though the Alliance was falling apart, King Terenas still had allies that he could count on. Both Admiral Proudmoore of Kul Tiras and the young king, Varian Wrynn of Azeroth, remained committed to the Alliance. Furthermore, the wizards of the Kirin Tor, led by the Archmage Antonidas, pledged Dalaran's steadfast support to Terenas' rule.

The dwarven king, Magni Bronzebeard held that the dwarves of Ironforge would forever owe a debt of honor to the Alliance for liberating Khaz Modan from the Horde's control.