Massive Gnoll

The subject of this article is only available in Solo Adventures.

Massive Gnoll

Regular
Golden

Artist: Greg Staples

Cost:

4

Attack:

5

Health:

2

Full tags
`RARITY=1` `CLASS=12` `COLLECTIBLE=0` `ELITE=0` `COST=4` `HEALTH=2` `ATK=5` `CARDTYPE=4` `ENCHANTMENT_BIRTH_VISUAL=0` `ENCHANTMENT_IDLE_VISUAL=0`

Availability

Formats

Boss

Flavor

Card set:

Tutorial

Rarity:

Common

Race:

Gnoll

dbfId:

1324

Card id:

TU4a_005

Massive Gnoll is a boss neutral minion card, from the Tutorial set.

Appears in

Sounds

Play

▶️ GnollPissed2.wav <summon sound>

Death

▶️ WoW_TU4a_003_Gnoll_Death.wav <death sound>

History

This section uses content from Wowpedia.

Gnolls are known for their beastly cunning, their ferocious tempers, and their penchant for infighting. Though more intelligent than beasts, they tend to lack the finer reasoning of other sentient races. They enjoy fighting — almost too much. Gnolls make their home in Lordaeron in the Alterac Mountains and the Redridge Mountains, but they have spread throughout Azeroth, even to Kalimdor, where they compete with other aggressive humanoids for hunting grounds. Their tendency to challenge each other over petty matters (such as who is the tallest) prevents them from achieving any real unity and thus lessens their overall threat. This is fortunate, for their numbers are such that they could easily overrun other races of equivalent strengths. Occasionally, gnolls hire out as mercenaries, either as individuals or in small packs of two to five warriors.

Gnolls like to attack when they have the advantage of numbers, using group tactics and their physical strength to overwhelm and knock down their opponents. They show little discipline in battle unless they have a strong leader; at such times, they can maintain ranks and fight as a unit. While they do not usually prepare traps, gnolls do use ambushes and try to attack from a flanking position. They always take special care to seek the most favorable conditions possible (such as darkness, cover, or some other form of advantageous condition or terrain) when laying ambushes.

Gnolls are known for their habits as raiding marauders or hired soldiers. Though they have average intelligence, they are easily duped by promises of food or treasure.