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−	Warhorse Warhorse is the original Trojan horse used over 3000 years ago in one of human kind’s first dirty tricks. Feeling bad about their involvement in the razing of Troy, WW gathered what survivors they could and left to travel the globe. Never really fitting in, WW continued to wander for thousands of years, gradually growing in numbers as they picked up more world wide refugees. However, space was limited and they were all desperate for a much needed bathroom break. So it was with much relief that late evening after making port in Seattle, that WW first saw the mysterious Emblem.	+	Warhorse Warhorse is the original Trojan horse used over 3000 years ago in one of human kind’s first dirty tricks. Feeling bad about their involvement in the razing of Troy, Warhorse gathered what survivors they could and left to travel the globe. Never really fitting in, Warhorse continued to wander for thousands of years, gradually growing in numbers as they picked up more world wide refugees. However, space was limited and they were all desperate for a much needed bathroom break. So it was with much relief that late evening after making port in Seattle, that Warhorse first saw the mysterious Emblem.

−	Many of ~~WW’s~~ denizens have decided to stay in WW, at least for the most part, so the structure itself is often parked out back, but others prefer to hang out in the bar, while a rare few have even decided to roam the Seattle streets. Generally friendly, denizens of WW can be a bit secular, preferring the damp and familiar wooden interior, but once libations start to flow, watch out! You’ve never heard so many Greek drinking songs.	+	Many of Warhorse’s denizens have decided to stay in Warhorse, at least for the most part, so the structure itself is often parked out back, but others prefer to hang out in the bar, while a rare few have even decided to roam the Seattle streets. Generally friendly, denizens of Warhorse can be a bit secular, preferring the damp and familiar wooden interior, but once libations start to flow, watch out! You’ve never heard so many Greek drinking songs.