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A'dal
A'Dal is a member of the Naaru and leader of the faction known as the Sha'tar. After the Draenei were forced to abandon Shattrath City which had been reduced to ruin, (Shattrath City has previously been considered the Draenei capital - that role is now filled by The Exodar) the Sha'tar were drawn to Shattrath and A'dal chose to use it as their base of operations against the Burning Legion. A'dal is also responsible for deciding on a regular basis which faction, the Aldor or the Scryers, is sent to assist the Naaru known as Xi'ri in Shadowmoon Valley.
A line from Khadgar seems to state that A'dal's sheer force of will is enough to keep their enemies at bay, giving hints to the power the Naaru and The Sha'tar hold.
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Aedelas Blackmoore
Aedelas Blackmoore was a lieutenant (later Lieutenant General) in the Alliance army who raised the son of Durotan, and future Horde warchief, Thrall. Intending to subjugate the Orcs and in turn his fellow humans, Aedelas trained Thrall as a powerful gladiator. Finally, he was killed by Thrall himself for acts of tyranny against the Orcs and killing his own mistress (Thrall's childhood friend) Taretha Foxton.
Appears in Warcraft: Lord of the Clans
Aegwynn (Magna Aegwynn)
Main article: Aegwynn
Magna Aegwynn, Matriarch of Tirisfal, bears the secret guilt for all the misfortune that has befallen Azeroth. The Order of Tirisfal was originally forged by the High Elves to secretly protect the world from demonic corruption of magic, hoping to avoid the folly of their ancestors. These Guardians were given considerable power and longevity.
When the order was extended to humans after they too began to learn magic, it was kept as a secret Order amongst only the greatest magi. But over time, the Guardian became a puppet of the Order, and the focus was lost. The Guardian became a warden on all who practiced magic.
When Aegwynn became the Guardian, however, she refused to be manipulated. She remained focused on the matter at hand - the demonic powers at play in Azeroth.
Appears in the novelization Warcraft: The Last Guardian
Appears in the novelization Cycle of Hatred
Akama
The leader of the Draenei. Illidan, the naga, and the blood elves encountered in Outland. Because Illidan and company helped the Draenei in their fight against the Fel Orcs, Akama pledged his allegiance to Illidan, and his Draenei were important in taking the Black Citadel of Magtheridon. Recently, he may have undergone a change of heart, and in Shadowmoon Valley appears in several quests as an ally to the player.
Appears in Warcraft III: The Frozen Throne
Will appear in World of Warcraft:The Burning Crusade
Aku'ma
A gigantic hydra, in the aoens from the past, Aku'mai lived with the evil old gods, serving as something of a "favorite pet." Aku'mai is vastly powerful. He recently moved into Blackfathom Depths., a temple smashed beneath the sea during the great sundering.He now resides there, surround by Twilight's Hammer cultists, who have come to bask in the old god's presence.
Appears in World of Warcraft as the instance boss in Blackfathom Depths, where he is the most powerful boss in the instance, although curiously there is no quest to kill him.
Alexstrasza
She is an Aspect and was granted power by titans. Her younger sister is Ysera who is a green dragon. She was a friend of Neltharion until his betrayal.
The queen of all the dragons, she was held captive by an Orc Warlock named Nekros Skullcrusher, by means of a special artifact called the "Demon Soul". She was forced to breed and her young fought against the Alliance.
She was able to escape her enslavement by the assistance of a young human mage named Rhonin and her favored consort, the dragon Korialstrasz also known as Krasus, when in his human mage form. She killed her former captor, thus ending the final bastion of Orc power during the Second War.
Her main consorts are Tyranastrasz (Tyran), the Scholarly One and Korialstrasz (Krasus).
Currently Resides in Grim Batol, a former Dwarf stronghold.
Appears in Warcraft: War of the Ancients trilogy
Appears in Warcraft: Day of the Dragon
Alleria Windrunner.
Alleria Windrunner was a hero of Warcraft II, the sister of Sylvanas Windrunner, and Vereesa Windrunner, hero of the Day of the Dragon.
Alleria was featured in Warcraft II: Beyond the Dark Portal, where she is first escorted by the Paladin Turalyon and Danath to New Stormwind Keep. Then, she and her allies are seen defending Human towns and fortifications from the oncoming Orc threat.
Her whereabouts after Beyond the Dark Portal are unknown, and she is speculated to be either dead or to have barely made it to safety (as in the case of Khadgar and his companions). A huge statue stands in her honor at Stormwind during World of Warcraft, which seems to suggest that she died on Draenor when the world tore apart, but the statue's plaque indicates that her fate is unknown to those of Stormwind, and that she is simply assumed to be dead (effectively "Missing In Action".)
It is known that she survived at least for a time after Beyond the Dark Portal, at least long enough to give birth to a son (by Turalyon) and move him to a safe place. Her son, Arator the Redeemer, is an adult as of Burning Crusade, and a High Elf/Human mixed Paladin.
Appears in Warcraft II: Beyond the Dark Portal
Will appear in World of Warcraft:The Burning Crusade
Aman'thul
Main article: Aman'thul (Warcraft)
Aman'thul, known as the Highfather, was one of the Titans that visited and shaped the world of Azeroth. There the Titans encountered and defeated the evil Old Gods and imprisoned them deep underground. When they completed their task, they charged the great dragons with watching over Kalimdor. Aman'thul imbued a portion of his vast power onto Nozdormu to guard time itself and police the ever-spinning pathways of fate and destiny.
Anduin Lothar
Main article: Anduin Lothar

Anduin Lothar was Champion of King Llane of Azeroth, staunch defender of Azeroth until his death, and Best friend to Medivh and Llane in their childhood days. From the fall of Azeroth to Lothar's death at the end of the Second War, he was Regent of Stormwind, ruling the Azerothian remnant in the place of the then-infant King Varrian Wrynn. He was the last remaining descendant of the Arathi bloodline, the first and greatest line of Humans on Azeroth.
Appears in Warcraft: Orcs and Humans
Appears in Warcraft II: Tides of Darkness
Appears in Warcraft: The Last Guardian'

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Anetheron

Anetheron was one of the four Nathrezim Dreadlords that held the Lich King captive and was one of the masterminds behind the Burning Legion's return. He was the second in the ranks of the Dreadlords and became the ruler of the Dreadlords after Tichondrius' death. Anetheron was a ferocious Dreadlord and although not the greatest of the four, his powers were certainly formidable. He was killed in the battle of Mount Hyjal.
Appears in Warcraft III: Reign of Chaos

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Antonidas
Main article: Antonidas

Antonidas was a former Archmage and ruler of Dalaran. He taught the sorceress Jaina Proudmoore Archmagi magics. Was later slain by the Death Knight Arthas. Appeared as a ghost beneath the ruins of Dalaran at the time when Prince Kael'thas tried to escape Lord Garithos's wrath.
Appears in Warcraft III: Reign of Chaos
Appears in Warcraft III: The Frozen Throne

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Anub'arak
Main article: Anub'arak

Ancient king of Azjol-Nerub (ancient kingdom of the Nerubians), he was forced into service by the Lich King. He now defends Northrend for the Scourge. He made sure Arthas safely made it through Northrend on his return to The Frozen Throne while The Lich King's power was waning. He is one of the most powerful warriors in Northrend
Appears in Warcraft III: The Frozen Throne

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Arator the Redeemer

The half-elven son of Turalyon and Alleria Windrunner. Currently resides in Honor Hold in Outland.
Appears in World of Warcraft:The Burning Crusade

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Archimonde
Main article: Archimonde

Also known as the Defiler. Chosen by Sargeras as the leader of the first invasion of the Burning Legion. Slain during his assault upon The World Tree.
Appears in Warcraft III: Reign of Chaos
His bones appear in World of Warcraft in the, at the moment illegally accessible area, Mount Hyjal
To appear in the Caverns of Time in World of Warcraft
Appears in the novelization Warcraft: War of the Ancients

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Arthas Menethil
Main article: Arthas Menethil

Son of King Terenas Menethil, former Prince and Paladin of the Kingdom of Lordaeron; in the kingdom of Northrend he took up the Runeblade Frostmourne, becoming a Death Knight. Now fused with Ner'zhul the Lich King, he has become one of the most powerful beings the universe has ever seen. King of the Scourge, and technically still King of Lordaeron, although that Kingdom is now defunct and its surviving subjects would likely not acknowledge Arthas as their King in any event.
Appears in Warcraft III: Reign of Chaos
Appears in Warcraft III: The Frozen Throne
Appears in Warcraft: Of Blood and Honor

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Arugal
 
Arugal, boss of Shadowfang Keep

Once a member of the Kirin Tor of Dalaran. He was a powerful mage, who fought hard to defeat the Scourge. However, the Archmagi were faced with a problem. Every time one of their mages fell in battle he would return as an undead. In a mad gambit to destroy the scourge, Arugal used dark, forbidden magic to summon the worgen into the world. However, the worgen were not content with only slaying the Scourge, and killed many mages. They then attacked Pyrewood village, killing Baron Silverlaine. Driven mad with grief and guilt, Arugal fled to Shadowfang Keep, which resides above Pyrewood Village, and declared the Worgen as his children, Thus their name Son of Arugal. He lives there still, guarded by the gigantic wolf Fenrus, and haunted by the restless ghost of Baron Silverlaine.
Appears in World of Warcraft as the instance boss in Shadowfang Keep.

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Azgalor
 
Azgalor the Pit Lord

A Pit Lord who took over leadership of the Pit Lords after the fall of Mannoroth. He fought in the Battle of Mount Hyjal. He later returned to the Twisting Nether and attacked, but was defeated by, a group of night elves.
Appears in Warcraft III: Reign of Chaos

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Azshara
Main article: Azshara

Before and during the first coming of the burning legion, Azshara was queen of the Night elves. She became obsessed with the Arcane and Demonic Magics, eventually opening a portal for the demons' crossing into Azeroth. She formed a group of Arcane wizards to help her, named the Highborne. (In Richard A. Knaak's "War of the Ancients", the hero Wizard Rhonin and the dragon mage Korialstrasz [also known as Krasus, when in his human form] are transported back in time, where they change history.) When the City of Zin-Azshari sank in the Sundering, Azshara was contacted by the Old Gods, who then transformed her, and her most trusted lieutenants into the Naga. Queen Azshara now resides in the vast naga capital of Nazjatar (formerly Zin-Azshari)at the bottom of the ocean, under a vast whirlpool known as the Maelstrom. She has embraced the power of the naga, grown in size, and possesses many tentacles bedecked in jewels and items of power. She plots her revenge on the treacherous Night Elves, biding her time until the growing might of the naga can be brought to bear.
Appears in the Warcraft manuals.
Also appears in the War of The Ancients Trilogy

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Balnazzar
Main article: Balnazzar

A Nathrezim Dreadlord, agent of the Burning Legion in Lordaeron. Took part in a coup to overthrow Arthas as head of the Scourge. Thought to have been slain by Varimathras under the orders of Sylvanas Windrunner, is actually still alive and currently leads the Scarlet Crusade from his headquarters in Stratholme.
Appears in Warcraft III: The Frozen Throne
Appears in World of Warcraft

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Baine Bloodhoof

Baine Bloodhoof is the son of Tauren chieftain Cairne Bloodhoof and chief of Bloodhoof Village in Mulgore. If Cairne were to die or step down, it is believed that Baine will assume the role of chieftain of the tribes.

In the Bonus Orc Campaign of Warcraft III: The Frozen Throne, Baine caused a great sense of worry and lethargy in his father when he was abducted by Centaurs.
Appears in Warcraft III: The Frozen Throne
Appears in World of Warcraft

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Baron Rivendare

Baron Rivendare is a Death Knight who rules over the ravaged city of Stratholme. He is responsible for having corrupted many of the paladins of the Silver Hand and turning them into Death Knights.
Appears in World of Warcraft

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Blackhand
 
Blackhand.

Blackhand the Destroyer was leader of the Blackrock clan, father of Rend, Maim and Griselda. Originally a Raider of the Sythegore Arm and Chieftain of the Blackrock Clan, Gul'dan made him Warchief of the Horde. While Chieftain, he was merely a puppet for Gul'dan and the Shadow Council. His base of operations was the Fortress at Blackrock Spire, featured in the Warcraft I scenarios (during the timeframe known as the First War).

He was overthrown and killed by Orgrim Doomhammer when Doomhammer discovered he was being used by Gul'dan.
Appears in Warcraft: Orcs and Humans.
Appears in the novel Warcraft: Rise of the Horde.
In the game World of Warcraft references to him can be seen in the items "Blackhand's Breadth".

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Broxigar (Brox)

An Orc veteran, sent by Warchief Thrall to investigate a strange vision by a shaman. Broxigar ended up being sent back in time along with the human wizard Rhonin and dragon-mage Krasus to fight the first war against the Burning Legion.

During the final battle against the Legion, he jumped into the vortex to the Twisting Nether and held off the demons long enough for Rhonin and Krasus to collapse the portal. He was killed by Sargeras himself after managing to wound the titan with the axe given to him by Cenarius. Krasus returned the axe to Thrall and told the Warchief of Broxigar's heroic death.

It should also be noted that Mannoroth took great interest in the Orc, seeing potential in him, most likely leading the Pit Lord to seek out the world that had more of them (although why it took him thosands of years to find it is as yet unexplained). Currently Broxigar's brother the High Warlord Saurfang wields his mighty axe.
Appears in Warcraft: War of the Ancients Trilogy

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Cairne Bloodhoof
Main article: Cairne Bloodhoof

Chieftain of the Tauren in Thunder Bluff, and a Shaman by profession. Father of Baine Bloodhoof. Cairne and his people were saved from the Centaur by Thrall and his warriors. He then repaid their aid by joining The Horde. He is considered one of the most dangerous creatures alive. Currently leads his people from Thunder Bluff, although he yearns for the day he can step down and retire to the wilds.
Appears in Warcraft III: Reign of Chaos
Appears in Warcraft III: The Frozen Throne
Appears in World of Warcraft

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Captain Placeholder
Main article: Captain Placeholder

For a short time, transport between zones via boat was unstable from Menethil Harbor to Darkshore. Specifically, a bug in the game caused the boat to disappear while transitioning between zones, dumping its passengers into the open sea and to their deaths. Captain Placeholder was placed on the dock at Menethil Harbor as a temporary solution while boat transport was suspended pending a fix. Captain Placeholder would teleport players to the Darkshore dock instantly when asked. A similar NPC named Noteo was placed at the Darkshore dock. Both NPC's were removed when the boats were fixed.
Appears in World of Warcraft

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Cenarius
Main article: Cenarius

The demigod of the Night Elves. He was slain by Grom Hellscream under the influence of the demon bloodlust (he was tricked into taking the spiked waters of a magical well, submitting himself and the Warsong Orcs to the will of the Burning Legion). It should be noted that only the earthly manifestation of Cenarius was killed. His spirit lives on in the Emerald Dream, where he fights against the Nightmare that has consumed the Dream and the once-noble Green Dragonflight. Cenarius is the son of Elune and Malorn the White Stag, who was an ancient woodland god. Ysera adopted him as her son.
Appears in Warcraft III: Reign of Chaos
Appears in "Warcraft: War of the Ancients trilogy"

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Chen Stormstout

Chen Stormstout is a Pandaren Brewmaster featured in the bonus campaign 'the Founding of Durotar' in the 'Frozen Throne'

He is encountered in the middle of the first act and sets Rexxar on a quest to find several ingredients for his brew. After Rexxar completes the quest, Chen offers his help to him and join his crew.

Also, in World of Warcraft, the player can discover an item called Chen's Empty Keg, which starts a quest to create Stormstout, Chen's famous brew.
Appears in Warcraft III: The Frozen Throne

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Cho'gall
 
Cho'gall.

The first of the Ogre-Magi, Chieftain of the Twilight's Hammer Clan and apprentice of Gul'dan, who tutored him before the invasion of Azeroth. More loyal to his master than to the Horde, Cho'gall later joined his Warlock master in betraying Orgrim Doomhammer and sailed with him to the Tomb of Sargeras. Cho'gall was killed by warriors loyal to Orgrim Doomhammer, while guarding the entrance to the Tomb.
Appears in Warcraft II: Tides of Darkness

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C'thun

One of the primal Old Gods of Azeroth who were chained beneath the earth by the Titans in eons past. The Old Gods, who until this point have never been named, were beings of terrible power, and unfathomable evil. They lived only for malice and destruction which was facilitated by their Elemental Lieutenants which include Ragnaros the Firelord, Therazane the Earthmother, Neptulon the Tidehunter, and Al'Akir the Windlord. C'thun was responsible for the creation of the Qiraji and the Silithid armies they command.

It has been speculated that the Forgotten One mini-boss of The Frozen Throne was an imprisoned Old God similar to C'thun, or even an incarnation of C'thun. The reasoning behind this is that C'thun looks remarkably similar to the Forgotten One. In World of Warcraft, C'thun appears as the final boss of the Temple of Ahn'Qiraj.

It is unknown if the C'thun players fight against is at full power; there are numerous references that indicate that he isn't "complete". People often use this as evidence to explain why Kel'Thuzad is stronger than C'thun, as logic dictates that an Old God at full strength would be a greater foe.


Appears in World of Warcraft

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Daelin Proudmoore
Main article: Admiral Daelin Proudmoore

Grand Admiral Daelin Proudmoore was the father of the sorceress Jaina Proudmore and the ruler of the nation of Kul Tiras. He commanded the Alliance Fleets and was a friend of Stormwind . He was killed by Rexxar in one on one combat after a failed attack against the Orc country of Durotar.
Appears in Warcraft III: The Frozen Throne

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Danath Trollbane
 
Danath.

Danath Trollbane is the nephew of Lord Thoras Trollbane of Stromgarde, and a mercenary who assisted in the Human defense of Stromgarde in the Second War. Later, he became one of the heroes fighting alongside Alleria Windrunner and Turalyon.

In World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade, Danath (referred to as "Force Commander Danath Trollbane") is alive and well in the Alliance encampment of Honor Hold, in the Hellfire Peninsula region of Outland.
Appears in Warcraft II: Beyond the Dark Portal
Appears in World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade

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Dar'khan Drathir

A traitor to the elves, one of the founders of Quel'thalas. He was tricked by Arthas Menethil into helping secure the Sunwell, believing that he was being granted his desire for its power. Instead, Arthas revived Kel'Thuzad and, in the process, destroyed the Sunwell. Dar'khan, unknowing of the part Arthas played in the destruction of the Sunwell, believed the failure to be his fault, and went to track down where the Sunwell's power had gone.
Appears in The Sunwell Trilogy Warcraft manga
Appears in World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade

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Dath'Remar Sunstrider

First leader of the High Elves of Lordaeron. Originally one of Queen Azshara's night elf Highborne, he and a small group of renegade Highborne aided in the escape of High Priestess Tyrande Whisperwind from the fallen capital of Zin-Azshari during the War of the Ancients. They were subsequently permitted to rejoin the legions of the Night Elf defenders, though they never fully regained the Night Elves' trust. Several centuries later, the remaining Highborne were exiled from Kalimdor by the Night Elf Druids (led by Malfurion Stormrage) for using the forbidden magics of the Well of Eternity. Leading the Highborne forces across The Great Sea, Dath'Remar landed his fleet on the shores of the continent which would later be known by men as Lordaeron. The Highborne (now renamed by themselves the High Elves) founded their kingdom of Quel'Thalas in the north of the continent and constructed their capital city of Silvermoon on the ruins of an ancient troll metropolis. Using water from the Well of Eternity bottled by Illidan Stormrage, Dath'remar created a new source of magical power for the High Elves, which he named the Sunwell. Dath'Remar Sunstrider is the ancestor of Prince Kael'thas Sunstrider, and a large memorial tablet made in his honour exists on Sunstrider Isle.
Appears in the War of the Ancients Trilogy

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Dentarg

Dentarg, an Ogre-Mage of the Shadowmoon Clan, is the right hand of the Shaman Ner'zhul. He was sent by his master to enlist Korgath Bladefist and his Shattered Hand clan to join forces with the Shadowmoon, Warsong and Bleeding Hollow Clans in their battle against the treacherous Bonechewers and Thunderlords. It is unknown whether he died in battle against the human expedition or was transformed into a Lich following the destruction of Draenor.
Appears in Warcraft II: Beyond the Dark Portal

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Detheroc
Main article: Detheroc

Detheroc is a Dreadlord (also known as the Nathrezim). He and his brothers Varimathras and Balnazzar were put in command of the ruins of Lordaeron while waiting for further command from Archimonde. It is supposed that he and Balnazzar are responsible for subjugating Lord Garithos and his men. He was then betrayed by Varimathras and killed by Sylvanas Windrunner.
Appears in Warcraft III: The Frozen Throne

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Drek'thar

Drek'thar is a Frostwolf Shaman who taught Thrall about his roots. While the majority of Orcs had become lethargic and were forced into internement camps, Drek'thar preserved the Frostwolf clan in isolation. Upon Thrall's arrival, Drek'thar was able to impart the ancient wisdom of the Orc shaman, concerning their mutualistic relationship with the elements of the natural world. After helping to found the nation of Durotar, the elder shaman returned to the Frostwolf tribe in Alterac Valley to lead them against the encroaching Stormpike Dwarves who began transgressive excavations in the area. He must be defeated by Alliance players to win the Battleground [Alterac Valley]. Prior to the release of the expansion The Burning Crusade, Drek’thar had more kills of players than any other NPC in the game.
Appears in the novelization Warcraft: Lord of the Clans
Appears in Warcraft III: The Frozen Throne
Appears in World of Warcraft
Appears in the novelization World of Warcraft: Rise of the Horde

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Durotan
Main article: Durotan

Father of the Warchief Thrall, allies with Orgrim Doomhammer. Previously chieftain of the Frostwolf Clan which was banished by Gul'dan. Murdered by Gul'dan's assassins along with his wife and his wolf companion. A stone shrine has been erected in his honor in the Alterac Valley, his home where he led the Frostwolf Clan. It is Durotan who Thrall names the new Orc homeland Durotar he is forging after.
Appears in the novelization Warcraft: Lord of the Clans
Appears in the novelization World of Warcraft: Rise of the Horde

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Edwin VanCleef

Head of the Stonemason's Guild and one of the peerless architects who helped rebuild the city of Stormwind, VanCleef and his fellow Stonemasons were denied payment for their efforts after the First War. Standing with his fellow disenfranchised workers instead of accepting a bureaucratic position as a payoff, he formed the Defias Brotherhood to seek revenge against Stormwind. A master swordsman as well as a brilliant engineer, he leads the Defias from the labyrinthine Deadmines in their infiltration throughout the last human kingdom, recruiting allies amongst other disenchanted humans, goblins, and even a local tauren. He leads the Defias from his Juggernaught warship deep within the caverns of the Deadmines.
Appears in the World of Warcraft as the instance boss in The Deadmines instance.

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Elune
Main article: Elune

The Night Elf goddess of the night and moon. She gives protection to the Night Elves whenever the moon is out, allowing them to be close to invisible. She also fills the Night Elves' moonwells with healing light.

In World of Warcraft, a festival is held once a year in honor of Elune.

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Eranikus

A dragon of great power. Eranikus is a member of Ysera's Green Dragonflight who live between the mortal plane and the Emerald Dream where they watch over nature and the natural progression of life. Eranikus was one of the dragons that confronted the Atal'ai trolls in the Swamp of Sorrows and attempted to halt the summoning of the Blood God, Hakkar. With the outbreak of the "Emerald Nightmare," Eranikus has fallen into the same madness that many others of the Green dragonflight now wrestle with.

The Shade of Eranikus, an ethereal projection of his actual self, is encountered as a boss in the Temple of Atal'Hakkar in World of Warcraft. The dragon, who you can briefly speak with through a quest, reveals his torment within the Emerald Dream. There is a substantial quest line involving Eranikus that has yet to be resolved. It is generally assumed that the true form of Eranikus will become a raid boss at some point and that his connection to Hakkar will reveal the source of the corruption in the Emerald Dream.

Recently during the World of Warcraft 1.9 Patch, a server-wide alert can ring out that stated: "Eranikus, Tyrant of the Dream, has entered our world!" It has been revealed that Eranikus has been corrupted by the forces behind the Emerald Nightmare and now seeks the death of Malfurion Stormrage. Eranikus is a part of the questline that need to be done to open the gates of Ahn'Qiraj. He can be summoned to Nighthaven in Moonglade by Keeper Remulos, the current head of the Cenarion Circle, after players return to him 4 fragments of the Nightmare recovered from the 4 Dream Portals dotted around Azeroth in Ashenvale, the Hinterlands, Duskwood, and Feralas. When summoned, Eranikus attempts to kill Remulos when he fails to produce Stormrage, but, assuming the player can stop him for long enough, Tyrande Whisperwind arrives in time to prevent him from doing so and calls for the power of Elune to cleanse him of his corruption. Upon doing so, another server-wide alert goes out, informing the world that Eranikus has been cleansed of his corruption due to the power of Elune.
Appears in the World of Warcraft

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Falstad Wildhammer

A dwarf of the Wildhammer clan who, along with Rhonin and Veressa Windrunner, were responsible for freeing Alextrazsa from the grip of Deathwing and the Demon Soul. Falstad currently resides at his ancestral home at Aerie Peak as the head of the clan.
Appears in the World of Warcraft
Appears in the novelization Warcraft: Day of the Dragon

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Finnall Goldensword

Finnall Goldensword is a second daughter of Admiral Proudmoore, born outside of his marriage when he had an affair with an elven sorceress named Kilnar Goldensword. The daughter, Finnall, was not made publicly known.
Appears in Warcraft the Roleplaying Game

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Forgotten One

The Forgotten One is a mysterious creature which Arthas and Anub'Arak encountered on their way to the Frozen Throne. The Forgotten One led a group of creatures called the Faceless Ones. After a hard battle it was destroyed by the Undead heroes. The Forgotten One resembles the Old God C'Thun.The similarity led some fans to believe that the Forgotten One was also an Old God.
Appears in Warcraft III: The Frozen Throne

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Grand Marshal Garithos

Grand Marshal Garithos was a human Knight and a regional commander of the surviving Alliance forces in Lordaeron following its conquest by the Scourge. Racist and self-important perhaps to the point of delusion, he despised both elves and dwarves, constantly mistreated Prince Kael'thas and even sentenced him to death for consorting with the Naga. During the Undead Civil War, the Dreadlord Detheroc took control over him and his forces' minds, thus greatly boosting Detheroc's armies. However, Sylvanas and Detheroc's brother, Varimathras, slew Detheroc, thus ending the mental control over Garithos and his forces. He was then forced to join forces with the Forsaken against Balnazzar, the last of Varimathras' brothers in order to reclaim the Capital City. After the victory at Lordaeron's capital, Garithos foolishly ordered Sylvanas Windrunner to leave Lordaeron, treating her in a way similar to the way he had treated Kael. However, as Sylvanas had planned from the very beginning of their "alliance", she ordered Varimathras to kill Garithos. Varimathras carried out her orders, and Garithos' leaderless army was quickly scattered. His corpse was eaten by ghouls that had previously been his soldiers.
Appears in Warcraft III: The Frozen Throne

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Garona
Main article: Garona (Warcraft)

Garona Halforcen was (as her name implies) a half-orc who served Gul'dan as an assassin for the Shadow Council. She first appears in Warcraft: Orcs & Humans during an orc campaign mission when the player has to rescue her from capture. She is further discussed in the book The Last Guardian, where it's revealed that she acted as a diplomat between the early Horde invaders and the humans through Medivh. Serving Medivh, she meets a young Khadgar, still apprenticed under Medivh at the time, who distrusts her because of her Orc heritage. Over time, the two begrudgingly accept one another and even begin to form trust, trying to discover the truth behind the odd happenings in Karazhan, Medivh's tower. When Medivh loses himself to the power of Sargeras, Garona has a premonition that she will be the one to kill King Llane, and removes herself from further aiding Khadgar. She carries out her destiny, and carves out King Llane's heart, under the orders of the Shadow Council. After the First Great War, when Blackhand is usurped by Orgrim Doomhammer, the new Warchief tortures Garona into revealing the location of the Shadow Council, which is quickly dispatched, now seating Doomhammer as true ruler of the Horde. Garona disappears and is presumed dead; However, in the beta of World of Warcraft, she could be found as an NPC in Ravenholdt Manor with the title "Grand Master of the Assassin's Guild", suggesting that she may have survived. She was quickly removed, but she may appear again in a later patch.

The tome Garona: A Study on Stealth and Treachery is still considered essential reading for up-and-coming rogues, but the last known copy has ironically been stolen from the Athenaeum, the great library of the Shen'dralar elves. Any knowledge of its whereabouts should be reported to Lorekeeper Kildrath in the elven halls below Dire Maul.
Appears in Warcraft: Orcs and Humans
Appears in Warcraft: The Last Guardian

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Gazlowe

Engineer Gazlowe is a Goblin who assists Thrall in constructing the new nation of Durotar.He appeared in the bonus campaign of Warcraft III: The Frozen Throne when you play with Rexxar. He is currently overseeing trade affairs at the port of Ratchet. Gazlowe was important in the construction of the water system beneath Orgrimmar.
Appears in Warcraft III: The Frozen Throne
Appears in World of Warcraft

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Griselda

Griselda, daughter of Blackhand, chose to disobey her father's wishes and fled to the Westfall Deadmines to conspire with the outlaw Turok and his band of ogres. She was subsequently tracked and killed by her father's soldiers.
Appears in Warcraft: Orcs and Humans

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Grom Hellscream
Main article: Grom Hellscream

Friend and companion of Thrall. Leader of the Warsong clan, he rid the Orcs of their Demonic influence by killing the pit lord Mannoroth. He was mortally wounded and died shortly after his victory, whispering to Thrall of his freedom. His real name is Grommash, and means 'Heart of giant' in Orcish tongue. Thrall's seat of power in Durotar is named Grommash Hold in honor of his slain friend.
Appears in Warcraft II: Beyond the Dark Portal
Appears in Warcraft III: Reign of Chaos
Referenced in World of WarCraft
Appears in Warcraft: Lord of the Clans
Appears in Warcraft: Rise of the Horde

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Gryan Stoutmantle

A character found within the game "World of Warcraft." He is the leader of the group, "The People's Militia" and is found standing at the entrance of the tower sitting on Sentinel Hill.

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Gul'dan
Main article: Gul'dan

Student of Ner'zhul, obsessed with power, Gul'dan was the Warlock contacted by Medivh to open new worlds for invasion. Using his warlock magics, he raised the Tomb of Sargeras from beneath its watery confines in hopes to seize the power of Sargeras himself by claiming the eye of Sargeras. His mission failed and he was killed alongside Cho'gall by the Demons defending Sargeras' tomb. In World of Warcraft The Burning Crusade it will be possible to encounter Gul'dan, or more accurately the spirit of Gul'dan in Shadowmoon Valley in Outland.
Appears in Warcraft II: Tides of Darkness
Appears in Warcraft III: The Frozen Throne

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Hakkar the Soulflayer
Main article: Hakkar the Soulflayer

Originally summoned millennia ago to strengthen and protect the Troll tribes of Stranglethorn Vale (The Gurubashi Empire), Hakkar often demanded daily sacrifices and worse to appease him. Eventually, a few tribes realized Hakkar was using them to regain his full power in this world in order to conquer it all, and rebelled against him and his followers. In the bloody battle that ensued, Hakkar was banished and the Troll tribes splintered. Hakkar's followers were exiled from the tribes, but they did not stop in their quest to serve.

The exiles banded together to form a new tribe devoted to his service, they were known as the Hakkari, and they were determined to see Hakkar regain his full power. Eventually, Hakkar was again not pleased with simple blood sacrifices, and demanded to be summoned into the world. It was then when the Hakkari finally realised that Hakkar was evil. However, an fanatical faction of the Hakkari, known as the Atal'ai (his High Priests in fact), believed that Hakkar should be summoned.

The Hakkari called upon the most powerful and mysterious troll tribe, the Zandalar Tribe from the South Seas, and with them united to destroy the Atal'Ai. However, the remaining Atal'Ai trolls fled north into the Swamp of Sorrows errecting a temple to summon Hakkar, named the Temple of Atal'Hakkar. There, they once again attempted to summon the Blood God into Azeroth, but Ysera, ruler of the Green Dragonflight, felt Hakkar's unnatural spirit from the Emerald Dream and smashed the temple beneath the marshlands of the Swamp of Sorrows. She left loyal members of her Flight to guard the ruins, under the command of a Green Dragon, Eranikus. Now, the Hakkari are once again devoted to summon Hakkar after being subtly brainwashed by him and his High Priests from the Atal'ai. Hakkar the Soulflayer has now manifested himself in the Gurubashi ruins in northeastern Stranglethorn Vale known as Zul'Gurub. In response to this, the trolls of Stranglethorn sent their most powerful priests of the Five Aspects to vanquish him:
High Priestess Mar'li of the Spider God, Shadra.
High Priestess Jek'lik from the cult of Hir'reek the Bat God.
High Priest Venoxis of the Snake God.
High Priestess Ar'lokk, a devotee of Beth'ekk the Panther God.
High Priest Thek'al of Shirvallah the Tiger God.

In World of Warcraft he is the boss of two instances, the first is the Temple of Atal'Hakkar where the final boss is an ethereal shade of Hakkar, however this incarnation is a pale comparison to the actual Hakkar in terms of power, the actual Hakkar with his true power is a boss in the Zul'gurub raid instance.
This incarnation of Hakkar is unrelated to Hakkar the Houndmaster from Richard Knaak's War of the Ancients novel series.

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Hamuul Runetotem

An important Tauren figure, but with a minimal role in Warcraft history so far. He is the Elder Druid of Thunder Bluff. He greatly supports Cairne Bloodhoof, and has known him since childhood. Hamuul met and befriended Malfurion Stormrage, who taught him the ways of the Druid. Since then, Hamuul became an honorary member of the Cenarion Circle (which was previously predominantly Night Elf), and as a result, he is recognized as the first Tauren Druid in a span of twenty generations, and teaches Druidism to those willing to become Druids. As a result of his teachings, the druid is a playable class for Tauren and Night Elves alike in World of Warcraft.

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Helcular

A warlock who was attempting to transform himself into a lich. Unfortunately for him, his ritual in the Hillsbrad Foothills was discovered by a mob of humans, who killed him and buried him in the Southshore graveyard. The Forsaken at Tarren Mill became enraged by Helcular's death and are attempting to revive him. In World of Warcraft, players on the Horde side have a quest available to them which, if completed successfuly, results in Helcular returning to life. Originally, Helcular would often rampage through Southshore after being revived, but a later patch increased the levels of the town guards (for a reason unrelated to the quest), who now often make quick work of Helcular and, annoyingly, any Horde character that attempts to complete the quest owning to the proximity of the guards to the Graveyard. Many Horde players have died trying to get near the correct grave to complete the quest.
Appears in World of Warcraft

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Herod

The champion of the Scarlet Crusade, he now resides inside the Armory of the Scarlet Monastery. Becoming something of a cult figure due to his stylistic design, zealous demeanour and popular catchphrase "Blades of Light!"

Although Herod is technically the champion of the Scarlet Crusade, High Inquisitor Whitemane refers to Mograine as her champion.

You may find him in the Armory of the Scarlet Monastery in World of Warcraft.
Appears in World of Warcraft

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Highlord Kruul

Highlord Kruul first appeared on the video game World of Warcraft, on January 9th, after the patch. He is a commander of the Burning Legion, and he has found a way to come through the Dark Portal. He became a fightable monster in game, and he was almost an exact clone of Lord Kazzak. He even used "Mark of Kazzak" until they hotfixed it and it became "Mark of Kruul." He looks exactly like Lord Kazzak, whose model is a giant doomguard. The week before Burning Crusade came out, he would appear in random areas accompanied by level 50 Core Hounds, and boss level Infernals. He would leave a wake of destruction wherever he went. Some players had a fun time luring him into major cities. There were reports of Kruul ravaging cities for over 5 hours at a time.

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High Tinker Mekkatorque

Gelbin Mekkatorque is the current High Tinker (a title nearly equivalent to King) of the Gnomish kingdom of Gnomeregan, and has been for the last seven years. Mekkatorque is hailed as one of the most skilled inventors ever, and as a just leader. Unfortunately, when the Troggs invaded Gnomeregan, the High Tinker was ill-prepared for the attack. Misled by his traitorous advisor, Mekkgineer Sicco Thermaplugg, Gelbin flooded the city with radiation, killing more Gnomes than Troggs. Today, he resides in the Tinker Town district of Ironforge, and fronts the attempt to reclaim his lost city, sending brave adventurers into Gnomeregan (abbreviated by players as "Gnomer") to fight off the Troggs in a hope to perhaps one day reclaim his great city of Gnomeregan.
Appears in World of Warcraft

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Illidan Stormrage
Main article: Illidan Stormrage

Brother of Malfurion Stormrage; Illidan became a transformed Demon Hunter after consuming the powers of the skull of Gul'dan. Defeated by Arthas while attempting to kill the Lich King in Northrend; although assumed dead, he was not actually slain. Twisted by his lust for arcane magic, he now commands a great army of Naga, Blood Elves, and Draenei from his encampment in Outland. He has also closed off all the local portals in an effort to protect himself from both the armies of Azeroth and the wrath of the Burning Legion (the latter of which he incurred after swearing himself to Kil'jaeden the Deceiver and then failing him in the line of duty). In spite of his efforts, Illidan was nonetheless hunted down by Kil'jaeden, who ultimately chose to give him a chance to redeem himself by killing the Lich King.

During the time of the War of the Ancients, Illidan's lust for magical power and jealousy of his twin brother's lover caused him to betray his Night Elf allies and befriend the Burning Legion. After the Night Elf victory, he was sentenced to an imprisonment of 10,000 years, though he was later prematurely freed in Warcraft III: Reign of Chaos by Tyrande Whisperwind.

In World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade, Illidan is the final raid boss in Outland, residing in the Black Temple in the Shadowmoon Valley (possibly similar to Onyxia's Lair in terms of "simplicity"). A Blizzard staff member has stated that you "more get in his way than anything else."[citation needed]
Appears in Warcraft: War of the Ancients trilogy
Appears in Warcraft III: Reign of Chaos
Appears in Warcraft III: The Frozen Throne
Appears in World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade

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Jaina Proudmoore
Main article: Jaina Proudmoore

Sorceress of the Kirin Tor, and student of the Archmage Antonidas. After the Scourge invaded Lordaeron, she led the Alliance survivors to Kalimdor and fought in the Battle of Mount Hyjal. After the defeat of the Burning Legion, she founded the human city of Theramore in the Dustwallow Marsh.
Appears in Warcraft III: Reign of Chaos
Appears in Warcraft III: The Frozen Throne
Appears in World of Warcraft
Appears in World of Warcraft: Cycle of Hatred

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Jarod Shadowsong

Originally just a guard from the Night Elf city of Suramar, Jarod Shadowsong became the high commander of the combined Night Elf, Tauren, Earthen, Furbolg, and Demigod armies during the War of the Ancients after the death of the two previous commanders, Lord Ravencrest and Lord Stareye. Unlike Stareye, Jarod proved himself to be competent, and was instrumental in the eventual victory against the Burning Legion. He is the brother of Maiev Shadowsong.
Appears in "Warcraft: War of the Ancients trilogy"

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Kargath Bladefist
 
Korgath Bladefist

Chieftain of the Shattered Hand Clan, loyal to Ner'zhul, and overseer of the lands of Draenor during the invasion of Azeroth. Kargath Bladefist was the one-eyed, scythed handed chieftain of the Shattered Hand Clan. Kargath and the Shattered Hand Clan served Ner'zhul and the Horde by staying behind on Draenor and watching over the land while the Orcs waged war upon the Humans on Azeroth. After the Bleeding Hollow Clan returned from Azeroth, Kargath volunteered his clan to go into battle against the Humans. After entering Azeroth, Kargath and his clan were stranded when the majority of the portals back to Draenor were destroyed. Since then, Kargath's activities are unknown.
Appears in Warcraft II: Beyond the Dark Portal, under the name Korgath Bladefist
In World of Warcraft, Bladefist Bay off the coast of Durotar and the small outpost town of Kargath in the Badlands are named in honor of chieftain, which may mean that they are in memoriam, indicating Korgath's demise.
Kargath Bladefist will appear in the instance of Hellfire Citadel as the leader of the fel orcs in World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade, being one of the main bosses.
There are 2 US servers named after Kargath (Kargath and Korgath) for World of Warcraft

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Kel'Thuzad
Main article: Kel'Thuzad

A former mage and member of the Kirin Tor, he became obsessed with magic and necromancy until he joined the forces of the Lich King, Ner'zhul. He was responsible for spreading the plague that bolstered the ranks of The Scourge and by founding the Cult of the Damned. He was slain by the Paladin Arthas, but was later resurrected by the Death Knight Arthas at the Sunwell in Quel'thalas. He is now even more powerful as a lich, and serves as Arthas' lieutenant. When Arthas was summoned back to the Frozen Throne by the Lich King, Kel'Thuzad served as steward and watched over Lordaeron. He currently resides in the Naxxramas Necropolis above Stratholme where he conducts the Scourge throughout the Plaguelands. He is the final raid boss in Naxxramas Necropolis.

In World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade, Kel'Thuzad appears again in his human form in the instance "Caverns of Time".
Appears in Warcraft III: Reign of Chaos
Appears in Warcraft III: The Frozen Throne
Appears in World of Warcraft

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Khadgar
Main article: Khadgar

Archmage who became Medivh's apprentice, he discovered the taint of Sargeras in Medivh and killed him (banished his soul) to prevent further damage to others. Responsible for overseeing the Dark Portal that connected both the Human and Orc worlds, he tried to seal the portal.

In dwarven, his name means 'trust'. Was trapped on Draenor when it exploded and the Dark Portal was sealed. Was subsequently presumed dead by the Alliance. With the recent re-opening of the Dark Portal, it was discovered that Khadgar had survived the war and was alive and well. In World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade Khadgar lives in Shattrath City, assisting the Naaru in their war against the Burning Legion.

Some herbs in "World of Warcraft" are called Khadgar's whiskers.
Appears in Warcraft II: Tides of Darkness
Appears in Warcraft II: Beyond the Dark Portal
Appears in the novelization Warcraft: The Last Guardian
Appears in World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade

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Khanzo

A General of the Blackrock Clan Orcs and a rather skilled Blademaster. Like Genjuros, he was tutored by Jubei'Thos and was making progress, but was killed during the Undead Invasion of the Blackrock Orc Village. Khanzo was one of the first Blackrock Orc heroes to be killed and his death was a very painful and tormented one. Khanzo had headed up the Blackrock Scouts Division and was responsible for searching for human settlements to raid and making quick attacks on passing convoys of foolish wanderers.
Appears in Warcraft III: Reign of Chaos

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Khaz'goroth

Khaz'goroth is one of the Titans of the Pantheon, known as the Earth-Shaper. With the help of Eonar, patron of all lives, female Titan, he created the Dwarves to help him to shape the mountains. They failed when they first tried to create Dwarves, and so born were the Troggs.

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Kil'jaeden
Main article: Kil'jaeden

Known as the Deceiver, second in power only to Sargeras himself, he and Archimonde were singled out by Sargeras as his generals for his Burning Legion. Kil'Jaeden is the leader of the Nathrizim, also known as Dreadlords. It is Kil'Jaeden who creates the Lich King by forming a dark pact with the Orc Warlock Ner'zhul and it is Kil'Jaeden who later appoints Illidan Stormrage the task of destroying the Lich King. An immensly powerful Eredar Warlock, Kil'Jaeden is responsible for commanding the Burning Legion from the Twisting Nether. While Archimonde is the leader of the invasion of the Burning Legion, It is believed that Kil'Jaeden is in fact more powerful than Archimonde and is second in power only to Sargeras himself. He is currently the master of Illidan Stormrage and after his initial appearance at Outland to confront his wayward pawn, his whereabouts are unknown.
Appears in Warcraft III: The Frozen Throne
Will appear in the novel World of Warcraft:Rise of the Horde

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Killrogg Deadeye
Main article: Killrogg Deadeye

Leader of the Bleeding Hollow clan during the Second War. Loyal to his warchiefs, unfortunately was rounded up in internment camps after the wars. The Warlock spell, Eye of Kilrogg, is named after him.
Appears in Warcraft II: Beyond the Dark Portal

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Kilnar Goldensword

A skilled High Elf sorceress and native of Dalaran. Kilnar had several polite encounters with Daelin Proudmoore that lead to the birth of a half-elven daughter, Finnall Goldensword. Kilnar raised her daughter by herself in Dalaran, informing her daughter of her father when she came of age. Kilnar was killed by Arthas himself when The Scourge attacked Dalaran.
Appears in Warcraft the Roleplaying Game

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King Llane
 
King Llane.

King Llane was the King of Azeroth during the First War. Llane was the Supreme Commander of the Human Forces and was responsible for a number of victories over the Horde. However, he was murdered by Blackhand's assassin, Garona, which effectively threw the Human Forces into a state of disarray.
Appears in Warcraft: Orcs and Humans

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King Terenas Menethil
Main article: King Terenas Menethil

King of Lordaeron and father of Arthas Menethil. Forged the Alliance between the Human kingdoms, the High Elves of Quel'Thalas, and the Dwarves of Khaz Modan (it is disputed whether the gnomes of Gnomeregan were also part of this alliance, some argue that gnomes are visible in some of the previous warcraft titles, but the gnomes were apparently fighting a war for their capital against troggs for the span of Terenas's life). Refused the aid of Medivh shortly before the events of Warcraft III: Reign of Chaos. Was murdered by his own son, Arthas, who joined the Scourge due to the corruption of Frostmourne.
Appears in Warcraft II: Tides of Darkness
Appears in Warcraft III: Reign of Chaos

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Korialstrasz

Korialstrasz is a red Dragon. His other identity is Krasus, a powerful wizard of the Kirin Tor. As Krasus he appears very similar to, although not quite exactly, a night elf. He is the last consort of the Dragonqueen Alextrasza. He discovered that the man Lord Prestor who was going to be made King of Alterac during the second war, was actually Deathwing, leader of the Black Dragonflight, who was thought to be dead. He struggled to free his queen, Alexstrasza, from bondage from the Orcs. He succeeded with the help of Rhonin, Falstad, Vereesa, and ironically, Deathwing. Deathwing successfully got Rhonin into the Orc fortress so that Alexstrasza, Tyranastrasz, and the eggs were in the open. This allowed Korialstrasz to free Alexstrasza.
Appears in Warcraft: War of the Ancients trilogy
Appears in Warcraft: Day of the Dragon
Appears in the manga The Sunwell Trilogy

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Kurdran and Sky'ree
 
Kurdran.

Kurdran, a Dwarven Rider and Sky'ree the Gryphon was a team who assisted in the defense of the human lands during the Second War. They were held prisoner by the Orcs at one point during the Second War. He along with the other human expedition heroes disappeared during Draenor's explosion. It is possible he and his mount will re-appear in the World of Warcraft expansion, World of Warcraft: Burning Crusade.
Appears in Warcraft II: Beyond the Dark Portal
Will appear in World of Warcraft:The Burning Crusade

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Lord Grayson Shadowbreaker

A former member of the Knights of the Silver Hand and a veteran of the 2nd and 3rd wars, Lord Shadowbreaker resides in the Catherdal of Light in Stormwind. He serves as both a trainer to paladins and is the commander for the paladins based in Stormwind. Shadowbreaker is responsible for instructing Paladins who have become worthy enough in how to obtain their Charger mounts.
Appears in World of Warcraft

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Magatha Grimtotem

Magatha Grimtotem is the leader of the mighty Grimtotem clan of the Tauren, and she is a powerful Shaman, being blessed with shamanic powers even as a girl. She is bestowed with the title of Elder Crone of the Grimtotem Clan, her position is equivalent to that of a clan chieftain, which is the fruition of a desire for power and prestige that was with her nearly her whole life. She came to power after she entered into an arranged marriage with the patriarch of the clan, which many can only suspect that she arranged herself, and lost her mate to an unforseen climbing accident. Her clan believes that she will be the one to lead them in eradicating Kalimdor of the lesser races, and in retaking the Tauren's ancestral holdings. She believes herself to be the only one fit to rule the Tauren, and constantly debates with Cairne Bloodhoof about the future direction of the Tauren.

The Grimtotems are all covered with black fur, and their clan can usually be seen as traitors to the Horde, attacking them on sight after having betrayed the Horde for their own interests, in the same manner as the Defias Brotherhood and the Burning Blade.

She is perhaps the most interesting player-assosciated political entity in World of Warcraft with the nature of her position. With the personality of an archetypical treacherous and manipulative villainess as the essence of her personality, she leaves a large potential open for a very interesting story in the future, though hers is already interesting enough. She made for the arrangements herself to come into a position of power, and the mysterious death of her equal, seeming to be an accident, and most likely a murder. And this hostile takeover without a coup, driven by the pursuit of power and prestige, can be found repeated countless times, in essence, in stories of all sorts, mainly in literature.
Appears in World of Warcraft

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Magni Bronzebeard

Magni Bronzebeard of Ironforge is the king of the Bronzebeard dwarves of Khaz Modan. After losing his realm to the Horde, he joined the Alliance, which helped him and his kind to reclaim their ancient lands. He remained steadfast to the Alliance after the Second War. He also sponsored the Explorer's Guild, created after the discovery of the dwarves ancient heritage, and established by his brother, Muradin Bronzebeard. After the death of his brother Muradin in Northrend due to Arthas's insanity, Magni has become overwrought with pain. He now rules over the city of Ironforge, and on most servers of World of Warcraft is the most difficult faction leader to kill. (Mainly due to the large amount of Alliance players in Ironforge as it has become something of a hang-out for Alliance players.)
Appears in World of Warcraft

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Magtheridon

A Pit Lord of great power who ruled over Draenor (now Outland) and had under his power vast legions of Fel Orcs, Succubi, Voidwalkers, Doomguards and even some Eredar. His power remained undisputed until he was overthrown by the combined forces of Illidan Stormrage, Prince Kael'thas, Lady Vashj and Akama and their blood elf, naga and Draenei warriors. He is currently imprisoned below the Blood Furnace instance in Hellfire Citadel. His angry roars can be heard throughout the instance.
Appears in Warcraft III: The Frozen Throne
Appears in World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade

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Maiev Shadowsong
Main article: Maiev Shadowsong

Night Elf Warden and jailor of Illidan Stormrage. Personally chosen by Malfurion Stormrage to be Illidan's watcher. She hated Tyrande for setting Illidan free, and blames her for all the things Illidan did when he was freed. She followed Illidan to Outland, and almost recaptured him before Illidan's followers rescued him. She remains hell-bent on tracking the rogue Illidan down, wherever he might run. Maiev can be found imprisoned by Akama in the Warden's Cage area of the Shadowmoon Valley Zone in Outland.

 

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