World of Warcraft character names

Azeroth wears its names like banners. This fan made collection, inspired by World of Warcraft, covers night elves and blood elves, the undead Forsaken, Pandaren brewmasters, and the dragon blooded Dracthyr, alongside orcs, tauren, and gnomes. Roll one up before a fresh character screen, christen a guildmate's alt, or borrow the conventions for machinima and fanfiction set on Azeroth.

Blood Elf

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Pride, magic and old grief polish every syllable of these blood elf names in the Warcraft style, elegant sounds for a sun-blessed people.

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Dracthyr

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Built for World of Warcraft's dracthyr, these sleek draconic names carry the sharp edges of soldiers shaped from dragon and mortal alike.

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Draenei

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Long vowels and a holy resonance set draenei names apart, fitting World of Warcraft's exiled people of the Light.

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Dwarf

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Forge smoke and ale froth cling to these World of Warcraft dwarf names, stout first names hammered onto proud clan surnames.

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Forsaken

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Respectable in life and worn like grave-cloth in undeath, these faded human names suit World of Warcraft's Forsaken down to the gravestone.

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Night Elf

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Silver-lit elvish names with nature-touched surnames, true to the ancient guardians keeping watch over Warcraft's eldest forests.

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Pandaren

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Pandaren names pair a given name with a poetic deed-title, fitting the brewmasters and wandering monks of the Warcraft mists.

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Tauren

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Earth-deep tauren names from World of Warcraft pair plainspoken given names with surnames cut from prairie, pine and storm.

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Troll

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Voodoo-tinged troll names heavy on Zs and apostrophes, fitting the jungle and island empires of Azeroth's oldest peoples.

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Worgen

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Worgen of the Warcraft world deserve Victorian-flavored names, proper gentry sounds for cursed souls carrying the wolf beneath the waistcoat.

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