The band was later dubbed Level 70 Elite Tauren Chieftain following the release of World of Warcraft's expansion, World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade - as The Burning Crusade raised the game's level cap to 70. The name was changed to Level 60 Elite Tauren Chieftain for BlizzCon 2005 - level 60 then being the highest level attainable in World of Warcraft. It is unknown if all chieftains practice shamanism, but Cairne Bloodhoof is known to practice it.The band has been known by several monikers since it was established originally being known as Tenth Level Tauren Chieftain - level 10 being the highest level a tauren chieftain hero could be in Warcraft III: Reign of Chaos and its expansion. A tauren chieftain's competence and wisdom inspires his troops. A tauren chieftain knows where alliances are strongest and where they are likely to break down he also knows where best to stage a mass battle and what location works for a small ambush. Tauren chieftains possess impressive battle skills combined with a knowledge of tactics, geography and current affairs. The Chiefs see an opportunity to help the Orcs return to their traditional roots by providing a strong example of honor and courage through all Tauren warriors. The Chiefs are fascinated by the Orcs, especially their young leader, Thrall. When roused by battle, the gigantic Chiefs employ enormous warblades which are capable of tearing through solid trees with one mighty swipe. Ceremoniously decked with the ancient totems of their Tribes, Chiefs uphold the honor and simplicity of Tauren culture. The tauren chieftains, or tauren chiefs, are elder Tauren warriors that lead their Tribes in daily life as well as in battle.
For the Warcraft III hero unit, see Tauren Chieftain (Warcraft III).
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