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Charecters: Jaina Proudmoore: Jaina Proudmoore is the Princess of Kul Tiras and founder and former Lady of Theramore Isle (as well as its only leader during its brief existence), the Alliance's former major port in southern Kalimdor. After the destruction of Theramore, she took leadership of the Kirin Tor. She is the daughter of Grand Admiral Daelin Proudmoore, sister of Tandred Proudmoore and Derek Proudmoore, and the alleged half-sister of Finnall Goldensword. She is also the most powerful human sorceress on Azeroth.

Jaina was one of the most talented and trusted sorceresses of the Kirin Tor. Early in the Third War, Antonidas dispatched Jaina to discover what was happening in the northlands of Lordaeron. She was escorted by her childhood friend and one-time romantic interest, Prince Arthas Menethil, to uncover if the plague had magical origins. Jaina saw the fall of Lordaeron firsthand and — guided by a mysterious prophet — rallied what survivors she could and fled across the sea to Kalimdor.

Jaina swore to defeat the Burning Legion and its sinister agents any way she could. Assembling the survivors of Lordaeron, Jaina led her expedition forces to defeat the demon Archimonde and banish the Legion at the Battle of Mount Hyjal. She then gathered the human survivors in Kalimdor and founded the port city of Theramore. She ruled there over the tattered remnants of the Alliance of Lordaeron, hoping to reunite the distant human kingdoms once more.[1] (WoWMan 170) In the aftermath of Theramore's utter destruction, Jaina became Grand Magus of the Kirin Tor and ruler of Dalaran until she declared war on the Horde and attacked Varok Saurfang during her attack on Orgrimmar.

Jaina is a young and beautiful woman with long golden hair and peach colored skin, no blemishes appear on her what so ever. Her lips are full and covered in a light red lipstick, and deep ocean blue eyes.

Her attire consists of long flowing robes of white, gold and dark Blue. She wears a tight fitting bodice that exposes her midriff and exposes a deep V between her breasts. she has aa dark blue cape.

Alexstrasza: Alexstrasza the Life-Binder is the queen of dragons, the Aspect of Life, and the leader of the Red Dragonflight in the World of Warcraft universe

Alexstrasza takes the form of primarily as a massive red dragon and in a high-elf humanoid visage form featuring crimson-and-gold armor, horned headpieces, and long red hair.

Yesera: Ysera, the green Dragon Aspect, was charged with the protection of the Emerald Dream, but also watched over Azeroth. To the druids, she was known as the "mother" of Cenarius, but since she is a dragon, this is not literal.[2]

Eonar the titan blessed Alexstrasza's younger sister, the lithe green dragon Ysera, with a portion of nature's influence. Ysera fell into an eternal trance, bound to the waking Dream of Creation. Known as the Dreamer, she would watch over the growing wilds of the world from her verdant realm, the Emerald Dream.

Ysera was one of the Dragon Aspects that gave some of her power to the Demon Soul, not knowing Neltharion would betray the Aspects.

After the War of the Ancients, Alexstrasza planted a magical acorn from the Mother Tree G'Hanir within the second Well of Eternity, created by Illidan. The Tree grew large till it reached the heavens and was crowned Nordrassil. Ysera enchanted the tree so that it would be bound to the Emerald Dream.

Ysera can assume the form of a female from any race but primarly apperaces as a nightelf with horns.,. Often she wears a dress of emerald green, emerald jewellery, and has emerald-green hair.

Sylvanas Windrunner: Sylvanas Windrunner (the Banshee Queen,[1] the Dark Lady,[2] Queen of the Forsaken;[4] nicknamed "Lady Moon" by Alleria)[7] is the former Ranger-General of Silvermoon. She currently serves as leader of the Forsaken faction of undead and Former Warchief of the Hord.

When Arthas Menethil and the Scourge came to Quel'Thalas for the Sunwell, Sylvanas attempted to defend her homeland. After fighting and losing at every turn to his forces, Arthas killed her. In revenge for her stubbornness, he severed her soul from her body, forcing her to serve him and aid him in the destruction of her beloved city.

During the time when the Lich King was losing grasp on his undead minions, Sylvanas gained her free will and plotted against him in Lordaeron with the help of the Nathrezim. After her assassination attempt failed, she turned her attention to claiming Lordaeron for herself. She bent the dreadlord, Varimathras, to her will and, with the help of the human remnants led by lord Garithos, killed Balnazzar and Detheroc. With the death of the dreadlords and Garithos, together with the disbanding of the human remnants, Sylvanas was able to claim Lordaeron and made her home under the former Capital City, naming it "The Undercity."

Sylvanas Windrunner undead high elf with bluish-gray skin, glowing red eyes, and pale blonde hair.

Alleria Windrunner: Alleria Windrunner (nicknamed "Lady Sun" by Vereesa)[1] was the ranger-captain of Silvermoon who led her rangers under the Alliance of Lordaeron during the Second War. She was also the head scout of the Alliance Expedition to Draenor. Alleria and her lover Turalyon disappeared after the planet was torn apart and have not been heard from for many years.

long blonde hair, piercing blue eyes that glow with Void energy, and an athletic build Classic green and leather ranger armor suited for forest stealth and archery

Valeera Sanguinar: is a blood elf rogue and assassin in the Warcraft universe. She is best known for her close friendship with Varian Wrynn and her role as a skilled spy and bodyguard.

Early life: Valeera's family was killed by bandits when she was young. After surviving the destruction of Quel'Thalas by the Scourge, she lived by stealing and eventually ended up as a prisoner. Gladiator: She was sold to Rehgar Earthfury and forced to fight as a gladiator alongside Broll Bearmantle and Varian Wrynn, who was suffering from amnesia and fighting under the name Lo'Gosh. The three became close companions. Stormwind: After escaping the gladiatorial life, Valeera helped Broll and Varian uncover the conspiracy surrounding the dragon Onyxia. Varian eventually offered her a permanent position as his bodyguard and adviser. Later career: Although she has strong ties to Stormwind, Valeera refuses to completely identify with either the Horde or Alliance. She has worked as a spy, messenger, and assassin and later became part of the Uncrowned, the rogue organization in Legion. Recent appearances: She continues to work with both sides when necessary, particularly when threats to Azeroth are involved. She has appeared throughout Battle for Azeroth, Shadowlands, Dragonflight, The War Within, and Midnight.

Appearance

Valeera has the typical appearance of a female blood elf, with long pointed ears, glowing green eyes, and long golden-blonde hair. Her hair is generally tied up with a long section falling down her back, while two strands frame her face.

Her most recognizable outfit is a red-and-black rogue outfit, often accompanied by a hood, leather armor, and green magical gems. Her appearance emphasizes her role as a fast, stealthy assassin rather than a heavily armored warrior

Brief History

Tyrande Whisperwind is one of the most important leaders of the night elves in Warcraft. She is the High Priestess of Elune and the wife of the archdruid Malfurion Stormrage. She has helped protect the night elves for more than 10,000 years.

Early life: Tyrande grew up alongside the brothers Malfurion and Illidan Stormrage. She became a priestess of Elune while the brothers followed different paths. Both brothers developed feelings for her, but Tyrande ultimately chose Malfurion. War of the Ancients: During the first invasion of the Burning Legion, Tyrande became the new High Priestess of Elune after her predecessor died. She fought alongside Malfurion and helped defend the night elves from the Legion. The Long Vigil: After the War of the Ancients, Malfurion and the other druids entered the Emerald Dream. Tyrande remained awake and created the Sentinels, an army of night elf warriors who protected Kalimdor for thousands of years. Third War: Tyrande reunited with Malfurion when the Burning Legion returned. Together, they helped the Alliance, Horde, and night elves defeat the Legion at Mount Hyjal. Leader of the night elves: Tyrande continued to lead her people and became one of the major leaders of the Alliance. She and Malfurion eventually married. Night Warrior: After Teldrassil was burned during the War of the Thorns, Tyrande accepted the power of Elune and became the Night Warrior, an avatar of Elune's wrath. She sought revenge against Sylvanas Windrunner and the Horde. Eventually, Tyrande chose to let go of her vengeance rather than allow the Night Warrior's power to destroy her. Later years: After the events of Dragonflight, Tyrande and Malfurion stepped away from direct leadership, allowing their adopted daughter Shandris Feathermoon to take a greater leadership role among the night elves.

Brief Description of Her Appearances

Tyrande is a female night elf with the characteristic tall, slender build and long, pointed ears of her race. She has purple skin, glowing blue eyes, and long blue/aqua-green hair. Her traditional appearance is that of a priestess, wearing a flowing white dress decorated with blue, green, and silver jewelry.

Yrel : Yrel is a draenei paladin and one of the main heroes of World of Warcraft: Warlords of Draenor. She comes from an alternate version of Draenor, rather than the Draenor of the main timeline. She begins as a peaceful acolyte and eventually becomes a powerful military and religious leader.

Early life: Yrel was raised by her older sister, Samaara, and grew up at the Temple of Karabor. She became an acolyte and showed great talent as a healer. The prophet Velen recognized her potential and became her mentor. Warlords of Draenor: The Iron Horde captured Yrel and enslaved her. The player character eventually rescues her, and she joins the fight against the Iron Horde. During the campaign, she grows from an inexperienced priestess into a capable warrior and leader. Velen's death: Yrel witnesses the sacrifice of Velen, an event that greatly changes her. She becomes more determined to protect her people and embraces her destiny as a leader. Rise to power: Yrel helps defeat the Iron Horde and later fights the Fel Horde and Archimonde. By the end of Warlords of Draenor, she has become an Exarch and one of the most important leaders of the draenei on alternate Draenor. The Lightbound: Years later, Yrel becomes the High Exarch and leader of the Lightbound. The draenei of alternate Draenor become increasingly devoted to the Holy Light, eventually fighting the Mag'har orcs and attempting to force them to accept the Light. This version of Yrel is much more militant and authoritarian than the heroic character seen in Warlords of Draenor.

Brief Description of Her Appearances

Yrel is a female draenei, recognizable by her tall, blue-purple body, long curved horns, pointed ears, glowing eyes, and distinctive draenei facial features. She has long, pale white/silver hair and a youthful appearance.

In Warlords of Draenor, Yrel's appearance changes as she develops:

Acolyte: She initially wears simple white and blue priestly robes, reflecting her role as a healer and student of Velen. Vindicator/warrior: As she becomes involved in the war, she begins wearing heavier draenei armor, carrying a large weapon and taking on a more battle-ready appearance. Exarch: By the end of the expansion, she wears elaborate silver-and-gold plate armor decorated with crystals and Holy Light imagery. Her equipment gives her the appearance of a powerful draenei paladin. Her armor is notably enhanced with a large purple crystal. Lightbound Yrel: In Battle for Azeroth, the alternate-timeline Yrel has an even more imposing appearance. She wears bright, heavily ornamented Lightforged-style armor, with glowing golden/white elements and a large weapon. Her appearance reflects her transformation from a humble acolyte into the fanatical leader of the Lightbound.

Brief Description

Xal'atath: Xal'atath, also known as the Harbinger of the Void, is an ancient and extremely powerful Void entity in World of Warcraft. She is intelligent, manipulative, and largely motivated by survival and the pursuit of greater power. She is best known for originally being imprisoned inside the sentient dagger Xal'atath, Blade of the Black Empire, which whispered to and manipulated those who wielded it.

In her humanoid form, Xal'atath appears as a pale, elegant woman with long dark hair, glowing purple/blue eyes, and a dark, almost gothic appearance. She wears dark, revealing Void-themed clothing with purple and black accents and is usually barefoot. Her The War Within design gives her a more imposing and otherworldly appearance, emphasizing her role as the Harbinger of the Void. Brief History

Origins: Xal'atath claims she was once a mortal child from a world consumed by the Void. She was transformed into a Void being and eventually became the Harbinger of the Void Lord Dimensius. The destruction of K'aresh: Xal'atath helped prepare the world of K'aresh for Dimensius's arrival. However, she eventually turned against her master and helped cause events that destroyed the world and shattered Dimensius. The Black Empire: Xal'atath eventually came to Azeroth and became involved with the Old Gods. They defeated her and imprisoned her within the Blade of the Black Empire, where she remained for ages. The Legion: During Legion, a Shadow Priest player wielded the blade. Xal'atath frequently spoke to the player and attempted to manipulate them, establishing her personality and intelligence. Battle for Azeroth: Xal'atath escaped the dagger by possessing the corpse of a high elf priestess. She then manipulated events surrounding N'Zoth and eventually gained her freedom. The War Within: Xal'atath returned as the main antagonist, now using the title Harbinger. She obtained the Dark Heart, manipulated the nerubians of Azj-Kahet, and orchestrated the destruction of Dalaran while attempting to gain control of Azeroth's Worldsoul. Later events: After the events surrounding Dimensius and K'aresh, Xal'atath gained even greater power and continued pursuing her larger Void-related ambitions, making her one of the major threats of the Worldsoul Saga.

Overall, Xal'atath's story is essentially the story of a survivor who repeatedly manipulates larger powers for her own benefit. She has been a prisoner, a manipulator, a mysterious companion, and ultimately a major villain—and her true origins and ultimate goals remain deliberately mysterious.

Brief Description

Queen Azshara: Queen Azshara is one of the most powerful and dangerous figures in World of Warcraft. She was originally a night elf queen and incredibly powerful sorceress, famous for her beauty, intelligence, and magical talent. She was also extremely proud, manipulative, and obsessed with power. After the Great Sundering, she became the queen of the naga, ruling from the underwater city of Nazjatar.

As a night elf, Azshara was described as exceptionally tall and graceful, with deep violet skin, long silver hair, and golden eyes. As a naga, she became a monstrous aquatic creature with a serpentine lower body and multiple arms, although her face retained her former beauty. Brief History

Queen of the Night Elves: Over 10,000 years ago, Azshara ruled the ancient Kaldorei Empire. She was beloved by her people and considered one of the greatest mages of her time. The Burning Legion: Azshara and her Highborne became obsessed with the Well of Eternity. Their use of its immense power attracted the attention of Sargeras, who manipulated Azshara into helping summon the Burning Legion to Azeroth. This began the War of the Ancients. The Great Sundering: When the Well of Eternity collapsed, Azshara and her followers were dragged beneath the ocean. Instead of allowing her to die, the Old God N'Zoth offered to save her in exchange for her allegiance. Azshara accepted and was transformed into a naga. Rise of the Naga: Azshara became the ruler of the naga and established the underwater empire of Nazjatar. For thousands of years, she secretly built her power and waited for an opportunity to return to the surface. Cataclysm: Azshara began interfering with events on the surface, using her naga to pursue her own ambitions and those of N'Zoth. Battle for Azeroth: Azshara became a major antagonist. She manipulated both the Alliance and Horde, eventually drawing their fleets into Nazjatar. The heroes confronted her in the Eternal Palace, where she attempted to free N'Zoth and further her own plans. Aftermath: Although defeated, Azshara survived and escaped through a Void portal. Her ultimate fate and ambitions remain important to the larger story of Azeroth.

In short: Azshara went from being a beloved and extraordinarily powerful night elf queen to a naga empress who manipulated demons, Old Gods, and mortal heroes in pursuit of greater power. Her defining traits are her beauty, arrogance, cunning, magical ability, and enormous ambition.

Brief Description

Tess Greymane is the daughter of Genn and Mia Greymane and the current Queen of Gilneas. She is a human subtlety rogue, assassin, and member of the secret rogue organization known as the Uncrowned. Unlike many of her family members, Tess is not a worgen, but she has spent much of her life trying to understand and protect the worgen people of Gilneas.

Tess has pale skin, long dark-brown hair, and blue eyes. She is usually portrayed wearing elegant Gilnean clothing or dark brown-and-black rogue armor. Her appearance combines the refinement expected of a princess with the practical, stealthy look of an assassin. Brief History

Childhood: Tess was born to King Genn and Queen Mia Greymane. She nearly died as an infant but was saved by the Royal Chemist Krennan Aranas. Her father taught her from childhood to look for something beautiful even during difficult times. The Fall of Gilneas: During the Forsaken invasion of Gilneas, Tess's older brother Liam was killed by Sylvanas Windrunner. This made Tess the heir to the Gilnean throne and deeply affected her. Exile: After Gilneas fell, Tess and her family were forced into exile, eventually settling in Stormwind after the destruction of Darnassus. She increasingly became involved in the affairs of the Alliance and her homeland. Becoming a Rogue: During Legion, Tess became involved with the Uncrowned, secretly fighting the Burning Legion. She developed into a skilled assassin and eventually became part of the organization's leadership. Battle for Darkshore: During the Fourth War, Tess helped lead Gilnean forces alongside Lorna Crowley during the campaign to reclaim Darkshore. Understanding the Worgen: Tess later entered a vision of the past in which she experienced the fall of Gilneas as a worgen. This helped her understand that she did not need to become a worgen herself to understand her people—their shared identity as Gilneans was what mattered. Queen of Gilneas: After the Gilneans finally reclaimed their homeland, Genn abdicated the throne and named Tess Queen of Gilneas, giving her the responsibility of leading their people into a new era.