Tauren

When talking of the origin of the Tauren, we can look to their own myths, and then consider what they might mean.

It comes up time and again, when talking about the races of Azeroth, there are those races that were created as seed races by the Titans -- the Earthen, the Vrykul, the Giants, perhaps the Tol'vir and Mogu as well -- and then there are those races that appear to have either predated the arrival of the Titans or have arisen after them.

When we last left our look at the Old Bull's life we were at the end of the Horde battle in Dustwallow Marsh against Daelin Proudmoore.

He's been dead since Cataclysm, but his life saw his people move from a nomadic existence in perpetual war against the marauding centaur to a part of the Horde, settled in Thunder Bluff and at last capable of securing their own future.

Many races have at one time or another created vast empires on Azeroth.

Sometimes you get a question that you really, really want to answer.

It's not a secret that many Horde players have been complaining about the underwhelming nature of Horde racial abilities in PvP this expansion.

The tauren race is one of the more interesting prospects for roleplay, even if they might not seem like it at first glance. In the last ten years or so of Azeroth's history, the tauren have arguably seen more turmoil than any other race on Azeroth. They haven't just witnessed wars and conflict, they've uprooted their entire way of life from the ground up and watched it shift and buckle around them -- for both good and bad.