Tyrande's deal with Orgrimmar (Patreon)

Update: Fixed issue where one of the background orcs didn't have ears in the first half of the animation. Oopsie!

Please download the fixed version from either this post or the archives.

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It was an alternate timeline; one where Teldrassil had not yet burned. The Horde had just entered Darkshore and their objective was clear. As they marched closer and closer to Teldrassil, Tyrande knew their fate if they tried to fight. She shocked her generals when she decided to leave her people, travelling instead to Orgrimmar for an attempt at diplomacy.

Entering Orgrimmar with only two of her most trusted sentinels by her side, Tyrande was determined to save Teldrassil. She plead her case, and was surprised when she was presented with a deal: Teldrassil would be spared if Tyrande and her sentinels gave them something in return... one child each. The orcs would hold a great tournament to determine who would breed with Orgrimmar's newest guests.

After considering how many of their peoples' lives were at stake, Tyrande and her sentinels agreed to the deal. However, the night elves were not very familiar with orcish mating habits. Strength is coveted at all stages of an orc's life, and they are tested before they are even born. While orcish women can handle the constant sex during a pregnancy, these night elves were about to be tested in a way that they had never been tested before...

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Hello again, patrons! Here is the Tyrande animation from the June poll. You wanted more pregnant stuff, so you got it! There's also a version without the pregnant portion for those of you who aren't a fan as well.

It was a challenge for me to put this one together on time, since July was a busy month. It also didn't help that 2 days ago, I got hit by a storm that caused a 23 hour power outage. Just think of all the animating and rendering I could've done in that time!

While this animation idea was pretty big in scope, I was able to reuse some stuff from previous animations for some of the background characters and that helped a lot. The sound is very basic in this one since I basically ran out of time, but I'd rather that than extra sound that ends up being distracting or annoying.

You can find both versions of this animation attached to this post, and the individual angles can be found in the archive.