I know as a level 40 I can buy a wolf for 100g, but what quests do I need to do to buy a komodo because it's not in the Orc race??
Your orc would need to be exalted with Thunderbluff, or whichever faction the tauren are a part of. This is done by completing a ton of quests, cloth turn-ins, etc. that are guided by Tauren NPC's.
This can take an extremely long time,
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