History Characters / WarcraftTheAlliance

* BigDamnHeroes: Shows up to save the player and a bunch of [=NPCs=] in the quest ''An End And A Beginning'' in Dragonblight

* BaldOfAwesome

* HeroicSacrifice

* [[spoiler:VillainWithGoodPublicity]]: [[spoiler:He appears to be absolutely worshipped by the people of Stormwind, and could easily deceive the entire populace and have them join the cause of the Old Gods if not for Varian's survival.]]
* WhamLine [[spoiler:''"And now, Shaman, you will give the Dragon Soul to ME"'']].

* DontCallMeSir: Does not like some of the people closest to her, such as Shandris and Jarod Shadowsong, referring to her by her Priestess title.

Turns out [[IGotBetter he got better]]. Unfortunately, he suffered amnesia as a result, and was found by the Frostborn dwarves. Despite being amnesiac, Muradin helped them out by slaying a jormungar that assaulted their home. Grateful, they adopted him as their leader (despite their skin color difference) and gave him the name 'Yorg Stormheart'. He led the dwarves until he is eventually reunited with his brother and resolved to fix his mistake opposing Arthas.

* IGotBetter

Leader of the Church of the Holy Light in Stormwind, and one of the foremost religious leaders of the Alliance. A student of the late Archbishop Alonsus Faol himself. As the archbishop, he appears to be a man of action, either fighting evil invaders himself or send adventurers to deal with the undead. [[spoiler:He turns out to be leader of the Twilight Hammer Cult after Cho'Gall's death, and is the Twilight Prophet spoken of by Fandral.]]

Tropes associated with Darius Crowley:

* ParentsAsPeople: Sure, he loves both of his sons, but he shows clear ParentalFavoritism towards Darion, causing Renault to develop into a WellDoneSonGuy in an attempt to gain his respect. Balnazzar in Dathrohan's body uses this to manipulate Reynald into killing him.

* BackFromTheDead

* {{Retcon}}: In [[spoiler: ''Thrall: Twilight of the Aspects'', his first appearance as a villain, he was actually the Twilight Father, and the Twilight Prophet was a seperate person. In 4.3, he is referred to as the Twilight Prophet instead, and no mention is made of any Twilight Father.]]

* [[spoiler:VillainWithGoodPublicity]]: [[spoiler:He appears to be absolutely worshipped by the people of Stormwind, and could easily deceive the entire populace and have them join the cause of the Old Gods if not for Varian's survival.
* [[spoiler:WhamLine]]: [[spoiler:''"And now, Shaman, you will give the Dragon Soul to ME"'']].

* CombatPragmatist: He does value honor and dignity, but he's not above doing what he has to.

* CassandraTruth: [[spoiler:Telling Bishop Farthing that Benedictus a traitor will get you nowhere]].

* [[spoiler:FaceHeelTurn]]: In Cataclysm
* HolyHandGrenade

* WhamLine: [[spoiler:And now, Shaman, you will give the Dragon Soul to ME]].

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Leader of the Church of the Holy Light in Stormwind, and one of the foremost religious leaders of the Alliance. [[spoiler:He turns out to be leader of the Twilight Hammer Cult after Cho'Gall's death, and is the Twilight Prophet]]

* DummiedOut: He and Grand Magister Rommath were originally supposed to be confronted by their respective racial leaders and accused of treason. [[spoiler:This actually happens in Patch 4.3]]

[[folder:Magni Bronzebeard]]
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King of Ironforge and ruler of the Bronzebeard clan. During the Third War, when he heard of the death of his brother Muradin, [[spoiler: who turned out to be alive,]] he personally forged Ashbringer for Alexandros Mograine to fight against the Scourge. In ''Cataclysm'' is turned to stone in an attempt to save Ironforge from the earthquakes by activating a tablet recovered from Ulduar.

* WalkingShirtlessScene: He only wears shirt in Silithus flashbacks. [[http://www.wowwiki.com/File:Fandral2.jpg Just take a look.]]

* TheArcher: She fought with a bow in ''Warcraft III'' and had an ice arrow spell.

* DemotedToExtra: In ''WorldOfWarcraft''. At the end of ''Cataclysm'' she makes cameo appearances in the time-traveling adventures leading to Deathwing's demise

King of Ironforge and ruler of the Bronzebeard clan. During the Third War, when he heard of the death of his brother Muradin, [[spoiler: who turned out to be alive,]] he personally forged Ashbringer for Alexandros Mograine to fight against the Scourge. In ''Cataclysm'' is turned to stone in an attempt to save Ironforge from the earthquakes by activating a tablet recovered from Uldum.

* TheAragorn

* DotingParent

* ChekovsGunman: He died in ''Warcraft III'' and provided the ironic narration for ''Wrath of the Lich King'', but beyond that, few expected him to play a role of particular importance in the present. Fast forward to the last patch of the expansion...

* ChekovsGunman: He died in ''Warcraft III'' and few expected him to play much of a role outside of that. He then showed up as an imprisoned soul in Frostmourne in the last patch of ''Wrath of the Lich King'' and showed his importance beyond the grave.

* AFatherToHisMen: Many characters and fellow paladins imply that Uther really cared for his men.
* LightEmUp

* [[spoiler: AndIMustScream]]: [[spoiler: See HeroicSacrifice.]]

* LightEmUp

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Varian returned in-game in time for the events of Wrath of the Lich King. After the Lich King’s attack on Stormwind, he launched the invasion of Northrend and became the Supreme Commander of the Alliance’s combined forces. However, things took a turn for the worse during the battle at Angrathar, the Wrath Gate, when Varian’s leading general and good friend Bolvar Fordragon died at the hands of a surprise attack by the Forsaken. Enraged by his friend’s unnecessary death, Varian blamed the Horde, and swore that he would not rest until the orcs and their allies were wiped off the face of the earth.

Varian has been a very controversial figure since his introduction into the game, both in-universe and to the fanbase. Many Alliance players praise him for being the first unifying leader the Alliance has had since the game's launch, and for his more hard-line stance against the Horde's aggression. However, a number of players from both factions find his aggressiveness to the Horde bordering on unreasonable, and believe that he pushes the boundaries of his reign as a result of his anger.

* TyrantTakesTheHelm: In ''The Shattering''. Varian arrives to depose her, but when Anduin convinces him it would be a bad idea, he forms the Council of Three Hammers so she can rule responsibly.

* HeterosexualLifePartners: On and off with Genn Greymane.

* HeroicBSOD: Surrendering the war against the Forsaken, which he was winning, to save his daughter from being killed and raised as a Forsaken.
** Winning? you may wish to replay the quests. He was LOSING said battle, but was willing to fight to the death. Just not his DAUGHTER'S death. He was unable to see his daughter be converted to undeath. But other than that, all the alliance forces had been decimated, the mage reinforcements turned forsaken, the SI:7 assassins in pyrewood exterminated, and the rest of his forces under assault by orc corsairs, forsaken troops, and the newly reanimated Mages as well.

Following the events of the Third War (which Stormwind was unable to participate in due to its own internal troubles), Varian attempted to meet with the leaders of the re-established Horde in Kalimdor. However, he was abducted on the way to the summit, and for the first few years of [=WoW=]’s life, he was MIA. His fate was later revealed in the [[WorldOfWarcraftComic comics]]: he was abducted by the black dragon Onyxia and spit into two separate personalities. The first personality – the one representative of his dominance and strong will – lost most of his memories, and was captured by an orc slaver and trained as a gladiator, who quickly earned the name "Lo'gosh". The other half – Varian’s cooler and more diplomatic side – returned to Stormwind, but was under the control of Onyxia in her human form, Lady Katrana Prestor. Eventually, Lo’gosh found out his true identity, returned to Stormwind, and exposed Onyxia. The two Varians chased Onyxia back to her lair, one of her spells caused them to merge back into one, and the now-[[OrIsIt sole]] Varian slew the black dragon.

[[OrIsIt OR IS HE!?!?]]

* EstrogenBrigadeBait: DependingOnTheArtist.