Card Histories: Elite Tauren Chieftan

Sep 22, 2015
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Elite Tauren Chieftan: The Rock Band of Warcraft

Elite Tauren Chieftan is a rock band made up of Blizzard employees. They have preformed at Blizzcon in the past and have released several singles, including their most known songs: “Power of the Horde,” “I Am Murloc,” “Terran Up the Night,” “Raise Some Hell,” and “Rogues Do It From Behind.” Their first appearance was in the credits of Warcraft 3: The Frozen Throne, with the song “Power of the Horde.” The members of the band are Vocalist Samwise Didier, Rhythm Guitarist Chris Sigaty, Lead Guitarist Dave Berggren, Bassist Mike Morhaime, and Drummer Alan Dabiri.

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Andrey Sanin
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Having played Magic for 10+ years and been around Hearthstone since beta, I've been around various card games for a while now. I love Blizzard games and spend most of my gaming time playing them, but well polished indie games also bite chunks into my time. Follow me on Twitter: @wordoverload
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