Varian Wrynn was the King of Stormwind and High King of the Grand Alliance. During the First War when Varian was a young boy, his father King Llane was murdered and Stormwind was sacked by the Orcish Horde. His guardian and regent Anduin Lothar gathered the survivors and sailed to Lordaeron...
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While I'd naysay using him against Blade due to the fact Varian is literally ENTIRELY skill and is no Arthas in that regard, he is still an option.
Maiev Shadowsong (pronounced MY-ehv) is a legendary night elf warden and former priestess of the moon. Ruthlessly dedicated to her own sense of justice, she has been a part of many important events spanning the past 10,000 years. Maiev grew up in the ancient Kaldorei Empire, eventually joining...
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The problem with fighting Maiev is that she has this nasty tendency to seal people in crystals if she gets pissy with them,(and keep in mind this shit is magic so you'd need a magic sealing resistance to deal with it) that and she is one HELL of a slippery bitch to actually fight
Genn Greymane (sometimes spelled as "Graymane") is the current King of Gilneas, and one of the original founders of the Alliance of Lordaeron. He is a large bearish man, a brawny warrior with thick features, a heavy beard, and black and gray armor. Greymane has also been noted for being...
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Genn is unfortunately a bad option for a fair match, sure the whole "I have a Worgen on my ass now" is scary at first but if you're stronger then him in AP/LS and more skilled then him he doesn't have much. Note that the Worgen Curse is worthless in a fight as it takes hours to transform someone into a worgen.
Garrosh Hellscream was a former Warchief of the Horde chosen by Thrall to replace him in the wake of the Cataclysm, until he was succeeded by Vol'jin after the Siege of Orgrimmar. Throughout the history of Azeroth, few mortals have achieved greater notoriety than him. Garrosh grew up on Draenor...
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in a fight Garrosh is literally a slightly worse Varian, sure they have different fighting styles and whatnot but all of Garrosh's haxxy shit is in second key.
Grommash "Grom" Hellscream was the legendary chieftain of the Warsong clan, a powerful warrior, close friend, and greatest lieutenant to Warchief Thrall. He was the first orc who drank the blood of Mannoroth the Destructor, thus binding the Horde to the Burning Legion — and he would eventually...
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Grom's overall a solid choice to use in any match, he's damn skilled, his scaling's high, and he's got good utility. doesn't really strategize in a fight though, he just attacks and keeps doing it until either he has to retreat or the opponent is dead.
God King Rastakhan (pronounced "RAH-stuh-kawn") was the ruler of the Zandalari Empire. Blessed by the loa Rezan with a long life, swift healing, and strength beyond most trolls, his kingdom was threatened by multiple parties, including his own Zanchuli Council. His daughter, Talanji, reached out...
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DO NOT use Rastakhan unless you have a character without a soul, you do not want to **** with Bwonsamdi's hax, and even then Rastakhan is walking 2v1 into any match for the most part.
Cairne Bloodhoof was the High Chieftain[1] of the united tribes of the tauren,[2] chieftain of the Bloodhoof tribe, leader of Thunder Bluff, and the final wielder of the Bloodhoof Runespear. Allying with the Horde upon its arrival on the shores of Kalimdor, Cairne stood as one of its wisest and...
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Baine Bloodhoof is the High Chieftain of the tauren tribes of Mulgore and leader of Thunder Bluff. He is the son of the late tauren leader, Cairne Bloodhoof, whom he looked up to as a role model. While Baine has formidable skill on the battlefield, his true talents lie in the arena of diplomacy...
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I'm listing these two together because they're literally the same character in a match with the exception that Cairne has better skill statements.
Lor'themar Theron (pronounced "LOHR-theh-mawr THEH-rohn")[2] is the Regent Lord of Quel'Thalas[3] and thus the ruler of the blood elves of Azeroth. He used to lead the sin'dorei in the absence of [Prince Kael'thas Sunstrider, but after his betrayal and eventual death, Lor'themar became the sole...
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He's literally skill and "Do not bring a magic caster to fight him". his mindhax is literally a 15-second charm that lets him wail on the opponent for that entire time, and it does work on robots so do be careful matching him.
Orgrim Doomhammer was the Warchief of the Old Horde and Chieftain of the Blackrock clan during the end of the First War and the entirety of the Second War. The orcish capital of Orgrimmar, the Horde-controlled town of Hammerfall in the Arathi Highlands, and the flying battleship Orgrim's Hammer...
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he's solid.
what, were you expecting him to be impressive? he's a WC1 and WC2-era character only, he is just "solid" lol
Illidan Stormrage, commonly known as the Betrayer, is the first of the demon hunters, the former self-proclaimed Lord of Outland, the former ruler of the Black Temple, and the original leader of the Illidari. The twin brother of Malfurion Stormrage, the brothers grew distant as they chose...
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Same as Maiev except instead of sealing he has enough versatility in magic to cheat in any fight because he can turn them into a sheep and get free hits repeatedly
Blackhand is the warlord of the Blackrock clan and the ruler of Gorgrond. He was second in the structure of the Iron Horde. Blackhand serves as the secondary antagonist in Warlords of Draenor. A warlord with massive musculature and a dominating presence, the chieftain of the Blackrock clan...
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He's already fought Blade. so uh... just look at that thread for what he can do.
Gul'dan was the first orcish warlock as well as the de facto founder of the Horde. He betrayed both his people and his mentor Ner'zhul to the demon lord Kil'jaeden for personal gain and power, and was directly responsible for the orcs' fall to demonic enslavement and their subsequent invasion of...
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I'm going to make this very clear: unless the guy you're throwing him at can either one-shot him or isn't corporeal, and most importantly DOES NOT USE ABSORPTION, Gul'dan is a stomp/be stomped character.
Arthas Menethil, Crown Prince of Lordaeron and Knight of the Silver Hand, was the son of King Terenas Menethil II and heir to the throne. He was trained as a paladin by Uther the Lightbringer and was inducted into the Order of the Silver Hand. Arthas also had a romantic relationship with the...
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Use first key. the other two keys are placeholders in the strongest non-smurf lists for a damn good reason.
Kel'Thuzad was a powerful human mage, an archmage of the Kirin Tor, and a member of the Council of Six until his interest in the dark arts caused him to be stripped of his rank and holdings, and exiled from Dalaran by Antonidas. Driven by the voice in his head, he traveled to Northrend and...
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Soul Manipulation Resistance required to fight. otherwise just watch out for the nasty ice attacks and his near-guarenteed mind control, and you should be good.
Anub'arak was the last king of the nerubian empire of Azjol-Nerub. He was among the nerubians slaughtered in the War of the Spider and later raised by Ner'zhul the Lich King as an undead crypt lord to do his bidding. When the Lich King began losing his powers, Anub'arak assisted Arthas Menethil...
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...he's just a damage sponge. he's hard to kill. only thing spooky about him is that his temperature manipulation is good enough to damage standard cold resistance otherwise he's just a wall.
Prepare yourselves, the bells have tolled! Shelter your weak, your young and your old! Each of you shall pay the final sum. Cry for mercy, the reckoning has come![1] During Hallow's End, The Headless Horseman darkens the sky of towns across the Alliance and Horde, empowered by fel Magic and a...
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The Headless Horseman is a pain in the ass to fight, if you're not headshotting him you're not doing a whole lot, though he literally tells you this in his fight so it's not THAT big of an issue.