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For the companion pet found in Zul'Aman, see Spell shaman hex [Mojo].
Living Mojo

The Living Mojo of the Drakkari was used to empower the mighty Drakkari Colossus

Mojo is a substance, usually seen in liquid form that trolls use in their voodoo rituals.[1] It is described as being a frothy, sticky substance with a light glow.[2][3][4] Excess amounts are usually carried in flasks and decanters.

Mojo can be taken from trolls[5][6] and animals.[7] Additionally, some ogres are said to use mojo. Some ogre jewelry is said to contain mojo power and at least one ogre known as Warosh had his 'mojo' sucked from him, he tasked adventurers with reclaiming his mojo.

Uses[]

Most of the major troll tribes use mojo in their own unique ways. The Gurubashi tribe of trolls used trace amounts of mojo in their old currency, the Paragons of Power.[8] The Zandalari tribe uses mojo in many ways, their freethinkers employ it in their armor while their illusionists use it in their incantations.[9][10] The Drakkari High Priests empowered themselves with the mojo of their fallen loa and animated their golems with large quantities of the substance.[11][1] The Darkest Mojo is a substance employed by the Sandfury in order to animate their dead into Mummies.[12] The "Darkest Mojo" is described as a black, cottony clump that fizzles in your hands.[13]

Mojo, at least in some cases can be used interchangeably with Inv potion 15 [Troll Sweat] for the same effect.[14]

Water from water elementals will dilute the effectiveness of mojo without completely eliminating it.[15]

Some mojo is the blood of a loa. The Drakkari loa prophets drank the blood of their loa,[16][17][18] to gain their power. The blood the prophets drank of is referred to as mojo in many cases.[19][20][21]

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Speculation[]

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This article or section includes speculation, observations or opinions possibly supported by lore or by Blizzard officials. It should not be taken as representing official lore.

The term mojo could probably be used for (bad) magic.[22][23]

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