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The implication here is interesting.

A loyalist is someone who remains true to a former government after a government change, typically during a revolution.

Clearly, this Kor'kron is loyal to Thrall's leadership of the Horde, not the current Warchief (Garrosh).

The nature of the SI:7 badge you are given to show to Garrosh also has its own implication. Why did Thrall send a bloody SI:7 badge to Garrosh? Yes, SI:7 attacked Thrall in the Lost Isles... but it seems this emblem means something deeper. How did SI:7 know Thrall was going to the Maelstrom in the first place? By sending this bloodied badge to Garrosh, is Thrall saying "I know you tipped them off. I'll be back, soon."

This really seems to have more meaning than just a "here's proof of Thrall's survival." Thrall could have given a letter alone, or some other item, to prove he is alive. Combine that with the bit of clandestine activity at the docks with the Loyalist... I honestly thing this is all playing toward a Horde civil war, Thrall devotees versus Garrosh lackeys.

It would also jive with what Metzen hinted at during BlizzCon 2010, with those who "love the Horde" having to "fight for it" and the "dark times will end." There are many other hints in the game about the Horde turning down a dark path, and it being noticed by those with clearer minds (tauren, for one)... and Varok Saurfang does have an old promise to deliver on...

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