Durotan, Chieftain of the Frostwolves, was a brave noble leader among his kind. Battling against the darkness of the fel to protect his people he lost leaving behind his wife to face the future alone. There was a part of the tale history left untold of his beloved. Lyanna was brave, loyal, and devoted to Durotan, but while her mate was an orc she was human and princess of Azeroth.

Faced with a losing war in Ashenvale, Anduin proposes marriage to the Warchief to avoid a catastrophic loss of life. Sylvanas is only too happy to go along with the plan to destroy the Alliance from within. Canon-compliant (I hope) until early BfA.

If he had to be reborn in a fictional world, then he would prefer that world to not be violent. Instead, he was reborn in Azeroth. If he had to be reborn in Azeroth, then he would prefer to be born in a society in which he could live in peace. Instead, he was reborn in a Kingdom fated to be destroyed by an evil necromancer intent on creating an army of the undead. Self Insert

Línea de tiempo alternativa cuyo punto de divergencia es el Juicio de Garrosh en Pandaria. Ciento setenta años después del juicio, en un Azeroth atompunk postapocalíptico, un par de mellizos tauren inician un viaje por los yermos radiactivos de Kalimdor por pedido de un espíritu, pero que los llevará a descubrir misterios del pasado. Posee elementos inspirados de la saga Fallout.

In the vast and ever-expanding world of Azeroth, where epic tales of heroism and valor unfold, a new protagonist emerges – Thorwin Stormsong, the scion of two legendary bloodlines. Born of noble heritage, he bears the weight of his ancestors' legacy upon his shoulders. The son of Lord Stormsong and Lady Adriana Lothar, daughter of the revered Anduin Lothar.

Sequel to "A Wolf's Role" As Varian and Kenya fall more and more in love and start their lives together, events happen which threaten to ruin everything. Lives are changed and relationships are modified. Only kinda follows the game events/timeline. Varian/OC, others.

The Orcs and Night Elves didn't have to be enemies. If not for some bad decisions on the part of the Orcs, perhaps things could have been different. With an Orc Druid thrown into the mix with foreknowledge from another world, one determined not to let things happen the same way they did before, things WILL be different. WARNING: Mature Themes Abound!

For nearly 20 years of her life, the only areas that Sammara knew were located near the temple of Elune in the Winterspring. Like many other children, she was put there cause her family couldn't take proper care of her cause of their duties. But is everything that they told her, the truth? She didn't know that, and she'll have to find out, but one day her whole life suddenly

World of Warcraft: A Night Elf druid seeks to find purpose by throwing himself into war against the Undead Scourge. What he finds, among the endless streams of the dead, is a new lease on life. To what lengths will he go to chase it?

A materials scientist reincarnates on Azeroth sometime before the First War. Naturally, the first order of business is figuring out why the hell his perfectly mundane technology insists on spewing self-defeating ritual magic everywhere. Clearly, the method to Arcane's madness was being deliberately obtuse. The Light, sadly, didn't seem to be in on the joke.

Todos sabemos la historia de arthas y su cruzada hasta volverse el rey lich, pero que pasaria si alguien evitara que matara a una persona? basta una vida para cambiar el destino de todo un mundo? o solo significara la muerte para muchos? Podra este joven y sylvanas cambiar para bien todo lo que se avecina?

As the Scourge ravages Lordaeron and alarming conspiracies grow from within, Daellin Lightheart of the Scarlet Crusade struggles to remain devoted to the Holy Light and the Crusade's cause. Just as his sword is tested by the undead and cultists alike, his faith is challenged by the growing darkness. How will the Crusade and Daellin overcome these terrible threats?

Good News! I got inserted into one of my favorite video game franchise: Warcraft. Bad News? I have been reborn as the ill-fated son of Lothar. Thankfully, this all came with a cheat so that should be enough to avoid death, right? Right...? (I know! I'm writing an SI fanfic. Crazy!)

Cross-posted on Ao3. Summery is inside as it was too long for here.

A person from Earth is reborn on Azeroth before the events of the First War. Unfortunately, his new identity is about as unremarkable as they come—a peasant boy, the son of a common blacksmith. To make matters worse, he received no system, nor did he have any talent for magic. Was survival even possible? Arne wasn't sure, but he'd do his damnedest...(SI/OC)

Five years had passed since the Forsaken Rebellion and in that time the Windrunner Family had grown up. Their new test, as both rangers and as a family, has come along in the form of the Dragon Isles making itself known once again to the world. Alternative Universe and following on from "No Peace in Undeath (AU)".

With the undead defeated twice in Quel'Thalas and The Dark Portal opening up shortly after, Sylvanas, Athrodar and a company of rangers and mages make their way to Outland to hunt for Alleria and Turalyon, try to stop whatever resides on the broken planet and hopefully return home safely. Part 2 of my "What if Quel'thalas survived the Third War" series. (AU)

The story follows the life of Asher Grimwold, a shepherd from village Ivard in Tirisfal Glades. Content with his simple life, his life turns upside down when Prince Arthas returns from the war and dead start rising from the graves. Oblivious to his true heritage, Asher leaves his home in search of answers, unaware that he's the one that will decide the fate of Azeroth.

An intimate play of two completely different personalities clashing: the Warchief of the Horde and the Leader of the Alliance meet after the siege of Lordaeron. A battle of words or a banter? Many issues are still outstanding. Based on the cinematic trailer of 'Battle for Azeroth'. Following slightly the events of BfA with Tides of Vengeance, Rise of Azshara, and Visions of N'Zoth.

The Elfking, the evil elf that crept through the forests, sweeping through the dark shadows as it sought a soul to take, Anduin had always thought it was a made-up tale, a story told to small children in the darkness of night to dissuade them from entering the dark and dangerous forests, to prevent them from going with strangers who wished them harm. But he was wrong.

The epic of a mute warrior with a nightmarish past who pursues two revenges for which he will have to explore the frontiers of suffering and madness. Progressively joined by six companions as different as they are unforgettable, he will realize that every adventurer is a pilgrim: we set off on a predefined route, but the stakes always go beyond anything we could have imagined.

TW: SA. Please do not read if this upsets you! These are chapters that I decided to scrap from my story for personal reasons, but thinking back, I dearly wish I hadn't. The story had taken a different turn and some comments prompted me to take them out and start over. Just loading these for perspective.

A young man's life is cut short by a tragic accident. Instead of being the end, the man is reincarnated into the "Warcraft" universe as an infant high elf. A female high elf. Now she must not only come to grips with her new reality, and uncover the mystery of why this happened to her. All the while, sinister forces work to acquire those same answers for themselves.

Varian Wrynn and Tiffin Wrynn, King and Queen of Stormwind, were honored with two healthy and beautiful children. A boy and a girl. While the Female of the two, has inherited the coloring of her father and the looks of her mother, the boy has inherited it the other way around. Shortly after the birth of those children, one went missing. The Girl went missing. Of course King Varia

Sequel to Sanctuary. After leaving her parents, Sapphire goes on a journey to Northrend as she tries to reconcile with her dark nature and learns how to keep those she loves safe from herself. Feeling betrayed by everyone, Arthas decides to take matters into his own hands and get his destiny back on track with or without the ones he cares about.