Many players dread the various mirror matchups and I cannot blame them. When both players are playing the same strategy, minor mistakes can spiral out of proportion and put you at a great disadvantage. When the matchup is different there are more comeback mechanics thanks to the different power spikes and timings.

In this article I will highlight a strategy for the Orc mirror with Far Seer and upgraded Headhunters. The strategy is quite similar to what KiWiKaKi plays, though it has some key differences.

Lok'tar ogar, chieftains. I'm glad that even in these dire times of our war against the balance-whine-alliance and the coalition of Reforged haters you found the time to answer my call for help. Even though these two foes have kept us busy in the more recent past, we are still beset by many of our old enemies, with the Undead scourge at the forefront. Some of our mightiest heroes, adepts of the blade and of the elements, were dispatched to fight for you, and now you'll have to choose.

I'm gonna be honest, I'm a bit salty that I didn't come up with this topic on my own earlier. Knowing which units or heroes to get in which situation is one of the core aspects of WC3, but it still took a question from Phenix in the comments of my last article to put me on the right track (thank you again ;D ). The timing couldn't have been better though, because I'm sure that if there are a few new players left who weren't deterred by all your complaining about Reforged, they would be greatly interested what to build and why ;)

This, my friends is The Playbook. The Playbook contains every scam, con, hustle, hoodwink, gambit, flimflam, stratagem and bamboozle I've ever used...

ok ok, you get the reference. This IS a pretty good description of what we’re looking at today though. There are quite a few small tricks you can do as Orc to improve certain aspects of your gameplay and gain that little edge over your opponent that can often result in a win.

Welcome back, pull up a chair by the hearth! You guys have been really good to me throughout the last 2 weeks, so today, drinks are on me. Have a seat, and let me tell you some stories about the crazy world of the not-any-less-crazy "heroes" of Azeroth's taverns, who will gladly join the fight for the Horde - for the right amount of coins, naturally.

Last week, we talked about a build that quickly became THE defining metagame strategy after it was first made public. Today, we're looking in the exact other direction, at a niche build that is nonetheless, in my opinion, one of the most underrated strategies currently in the game - Far Seer, Shadow Hunter, Raiders and Dispel against Night Elf.

Hello everybody, my name is Denis/Sart and I'm very happy to present my first of hopefully many articles for warcraft3.info . Today we're going to talk about one of the more innovative meta swings of the last few months - The Lyn build, which lets you eat everything you want, even in the new decade.

Here's the How To Basic guide for the final race, Orc. So if you want to learn how to channel your inner brute and crush your opponent with raw, untamed power, make sure to read this article!

Nearly all the heroes in the game are designed in such a way that they, looking aside from their ultimates, have two mana intensive spells and one spell that does not require a lot mana; or non at all. Sustaining two of the mana intensive spells can be tough (though not unheard of), so how do you go about choosing between the two?

One of the things I enjoy the most about competitive Warcraft 3 is when the meta changes. Sometimes it is with slight adjustments in creep routes and other times it is entirely new strategies. In this article. we will have a look at the recent trend of playing Riflemen against Orc. I will try my best to highlight why the strategy suddenly has become a thing, the benefits of the strategy and also what circumstances you should opt for, for playing Riflemen over standard Casters.