History HoYay / WorldOfWarcraft

* More on the FoeYay side, but Kil'jaeden and Velen were very close. In the World of Warcraft novel Rise of the Horde, Kil'jaeden's reaction to Velen fleeing Argus to avoid corruption smacks of jilted lover, and in ''Warlords of Draenor'', Archimonde even calls out Kil'jaeden on his obsession about about getting revenge on Velen (and the draenei), and how it is distracting him from conquering Draenor. In ''Legion'' in the opening cinematic for the Legionfall campaign, Kil'jaeden is shown watching the council during magical scrying, his gaze turning pensive, even briefly looking forlorn, as he focuses on Velen. Then when Velen calls Kil'jaeden a monster (even though it's true in every sense of the word) Kil'jaeden is hurt and distraught by this, [[ShootTheTelevison angrily ending the scrying with a swipe of one hand]].

* More on the FoeYay side, but Kil'jaeden and Velen were very close. In the World of Warcraft novel Rise of the Horde, Kil'jaeden's reaction to Velen fleeing Argus to avoid corruption smacks of jilted lover, and in ''Warlords of Draenor'', Archimonde even calls out Kil'jaeden on his obsession about about getting revenge on Velen (and the draenei), and how it is distracting him from conquering Draenor.

* Sentinel Sweetspring, a female Night Elf in Star's Rest, will occasionally grin and "waggle her eyebrows suggestively" at the also female Sentinel Amberline.

* More on the FoeYay side, but Kil'jaeden and Velen were very close. In the World of Warcraft novel Rise of the Horde, Kil'jaeden's reaction to Velen fleeing Argus to avoid corruption smacks of jilted lover, and in ''Warlords of Draenor'', Archimonde even calls out Kil'jaeden on his obsession about about getting revenge on Velen (and dranei), and how it aparently slowed down the conqering of Draenor.

* Wrathion and Anduin in ''Mists of Pandaria'' due to how they were frequently seen playing board game with each other in the Tavern while Anduin teasing Wrathion about his age and size as well as the fact that Anduin seems to be the only person that genuinely like Wrathion. Fan fics written by fans about them hooking up after this expansion and/or confront Wrathion's decision to [[spoiler:freeing Garrosh]] pops up frequently. This doesn't help by their interaction in ''War Crime'', with Wrathion acting like he wants to confess with Anduin right here and there if not for different goals.

* Wrathion and Anduin in ''Mists of Pandaria'' due to how they were frequently seen playing board game with each other in the Tavern while Anduin teasing Wrathion about his age and size as well as the fact that Anduin seems to be the only person that genuinely like Wrathion. Fan fics written by fans about them hooking up after this expansion and/or confront Wrathion's decision to [[spoiler:freeing Garrosh]] pops up frequently.

* Implied in the night elf military, but that's a gender segregation thing. Also, almost all of the male night elves spent the last 10,000 years in the Emerald Dream as druids.
** For a specific, if somewhat subtle example, there are Maiev and Naisha. Naisha is one of the few people Maiev was really close to, and Naisha's death caused by Illidan, immensly intesified Maiev's hatred towards him. Also, after Illidan also rendered brother comatose, was ultimatelly the reason why most of her Watchers were killed, left Maiev to die, trapped in the Tomb of Sargeras, and had her imprisoned, tortured and possibly even raped, Maiev shouts "This is for Naisha!" during the fight against Illidan in ''The Burning Crusade''.

* Wrathion and Anduin in ''Mists of Pandaria'' due to how they were frequently seen playing board game with each other in the Tavern while Anduin teasing Wrathion about his age and size and Anduin seems to be the only person that genuinely like Wrathion. Fan fics written by fans about them hooking up after this expansion and/or confront Wrathion's decision to [[spoiler:freeing Garrosh]] pops up frequently.

** For a specific, if somewhat subtle example, there are Maiev and Naisha. Naisha is one of the few people Maiev was really close to, and Naisha's death caused by Illidan immensly intesified Maiev's hatred towards Illidan. Also, after Illidan also rendered brother comatose, was ultimatelly the reason why most of her Watchers were killed, left Maiev to die, trapped in the Tomb of Sargeras, and had her imprisoned, tortured and possibly even raped, Maiev shouts "This is for Naisha!" during the fight against Illidan in ''The Burning Crusade''.

** For a specific, if somewhat subtle example, there are Maiev and Naisha. Naisha is one of the few people Maiev was really close to, and Naisha's death caused by Illidan immensly intesified Maiev's hatred towards Illidan. Also, after Illidan also caused her brother to become comatose, was the reason why most of her Watchers were killed, left Maiev to die, trapped in the Tomb of Sargeras, and had her imprisoned, tortured and possibly even raped, Maiev shouts "This is for Naisha!" during the fight against Illidan in ''The Burning Crusade''.

** For a specific, if somewhat subtle example, there are Maiev and Naisha. Naisha is one of the few people Maiev was really close to, and Naisha's death caused by Illidan immensly iintesified Maiev's hatred towards Illidan. Also, after Illidan also caused her brother to become comatose, was the reason why most of her Watchers were killed, left Maiev to die, trapped in the Tomb of Sargeras, and had her imprisoned, tortured and possibly even raped, Maiev shouts "This is for Naisha!" during the fight against Illidan in ''The Burning Crusade''.

** For a specific, if somewhat subtle example, there are Maiev and Naisha. Naisha is one of the few people Maiev was really close to, and Naisha's death caused by Illidan immensly iintesified Maiev's hatred towards Illidan. Also, after Illidan also turned her brother into a vegetable, was the reason why most of her Watchers were killed, left Maiev to die trapped in the Tomb of Sargeras, and had her imprisoned, tortured and possibly even raped, Maiev shouts "This is for Naisha!" during the fight against Illidan in ''The Burning Crusade''.

* Wrathion and Anduin in ''Mists of Pandaria'' due to how they were frequently seen playing board game with each other in the Tavern while Anduin teasing Wrathion about his age and size. There's also the fact that Anduin is the only one that Wrathion give a damn about. Fan fics written by fans about them hooking up after this expansion pops up frequently.

%%* Wrathion and Anduin

** Most pairs of male characters have to ''work'' to get to ThoseTwoGuys status. Anren and Tholo use it as ''starting blocks'' in a 100 meter dash to the HoYay finish line.

* Wrathion and Anduin

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* The jewelcrafting daily quests in both Stormwind and Orgrimmar are given by female characters. While all five possible quests are "{{Futurama}}" references, "A Present for Lila" makes it sound a lot like both questgivers are employing you to make them a gift that they can give to their mutual love interest, a one-eyed female pirate captain.

** To elaborate, Thassarian was killed by Arthas and raised as a Death Knight, then later fought with Koltira, but spared his life the first time. The second time they met, Thassarian struck down Koltira, who was raised as a Death Knight, yet they found comradeship in undeath. Later, Thassarian joins the Alliance and Koltira joins the Horde, but they maintain their friendship despite their factions. Instead of fighting over a location, they call a temporary truce between the Alliance and Horde. At the end of the quest line, Koltira is dragged off by Sylvanas in order to remove the other loyalties he holds, and Thassarian states his intention to go after ''the Banshee Queen herself'' to find out what happened to his friend.

* In ''Mists of Pandaria'', there are two women, Ann and Marsha Stockton, standing in the inn in the Shrine of the Seven Stars. Neither have any unique dialogue, but one's a dwarf, one's a human, they have the same last name, and they occasionally use the /flirt emote at one another. They're presumably a married couple (and are likely referring to friends of one of the designers).

** To elaborate, Thassarian was killed by Arthas and raised as a Death Knight, then later fought with Koltira, but spared his life the first time. The second time they met, Thassarian struck down Koltira, who was raised as a Death Knight, yet they found comradeship in undeath. Later, Thassarian joins the Alliance and Koltira joins the Horde, but they maintain their friendship despite their factions. Instead of fighting over a location, they call a temporary truce between the Alliance and Horde. Koltira is dragged off by Silvanas in order to remove the other loyalties he holds.

* The new jewelcrafting daily quests in both Stormwind and Orgrimmar are given by female characters. While all five possible quests are "{{Futurama}}" references, "A Present for Lila" makes it sound a lot like both questgivers are employing you to make them a gift that they can give to their mutual love interest, a one-eyed female pirate captain.