Thrall. What surname would he earn?

[yamilonewolf]

Care to explain what you mean by that ? As far as I know, the only criteria for being a man is having a penis, and although we generally don't see wow characters naked, I'm fairly certain that all male characters have one (or some sort of male reproductive system depending on the specie).

Trust me, you go to the right sites you can see all the characters you want!

[Kyphael]

Proudmoore.

[Zardas]

It depends on which century and region you live in.

Its cultural observation. Not some measurement in terms of height, weight and body parts.

If this game represents somewhat medieval times, and you live in Western/northern Europe(Vikings converting thanks to brits). Then a mainly man is a barbarian with a connection to some sort of ideology. He probably smells really bad(think house of Greyjoy stereotype).

If you we go the middle east during same era, then a manly man is most likely a scholar, mathematician or he is doing some art. Bellydancers could also be guys and it was totally accepted. Think house of Martell.

Long story short, what era does Thrall represent?

Region is Azeroth and her surroundings. Century is the first after the opening of the dark portal. Any link to earth past social norms are pointless in wow because it's a fictionnal world which doesn't need them.

[Nzx]

There is a reason why Space Marine 2 is so incredibly successful, and it has little to do with the game mechanics. Not that you would understand the reason.

Holy fuck LOL

OT: Thrall Chiefbane. Maybe Thrall Oathbreaker.

[Jindujun]

Care to explain what you mean by that ? As far as I know, the only criteria for being a man is having a penis, and although we generally don't see wow characters naked, I'm fairly certain that all male characters have one (or some sort of male reproductive system depending on the specie).

CLEARLY a man has a penis. And a manly man has two or more. The manliest of men are the ones that are nothing but an old god of manmeat.

[micwini]

Thrall Durotanson

[thesmall001]

Thrall is already his eponym. His given name is Go'el, and he's accepted that name in a late-life naming ceremony and was oathbound to his kin under that name, but he continues to use the name Thrall in public service and duty. Thrall being the name he believed was a reminder of the bonds of slavery he had shattered but also duty to his people which he honoured. So his full title would be "Go'el Thrall, Son of Durotan and Draka, Shaman, and Chieftain of the Frostwolf Clan".

[Ardenaso]

Did … did Durotan have one?
Do orcs need them?

hmm... Nazgrel, Drek'thar, Durotan, Kash'drakor, Mathogg and other Frostwolf orcs didn't have surnames, except Morg Wolfsong

also Ner'zhul, Drak'thul, Gul'dan, Jubei'thos, Thok'feroth, Mazrigos, and etc.

[Velshin]

Thrall the Eartwarden sounds good. But he also committed many mistakes; putting an angsty teenager with daddybñ issues in charge of the Horde, allowing Gallywix to rule the Goblins, etc.


In honor of his the Blue armor he uses today, i would name him "Thrall, the Alliance-lover"

Actually Garrosh was slightly older than Thrall.

Thrall of the Frostwolves.

[ONCHEhap]

I fear for your already brittle masculinity when you learn Palworld sold 4 times the volume its first week and Animal Crossing, 6.

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No one needs them, but orcs typically take one on when they've accomplished some big notable or infamous thing, or are the head of a clan and Thrall has done those things a dozen times over.

To be fair, do we know of specific Frostwolf orcs taking such surnames? Maybe it's just not a Frostwolf thing

[Amnaught]

Since the other orcs were named after their clans, wouldn't Thralls name be Frostwolf?

Unless the clans were named after the orc?

Their clans were named after the orcs.

Grom Hellscream is a Warsong orc, for example. The Bladefist clan is named after Kargath.

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To be fair, do we know of specific Frostwolf orcs taking such surnames? Maybe it's just not a Frostwolf thing

Fenris Wolfbrother.

And then he left the clan!

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Orcs have no surnames, they have titles, clan names, or deeds done by their ancestors.

So Thrall would either be Blackrock, Doomhammer, or Earthwarden.

Why Blackrock?

[Tarba]

He allready has one since mop : GreenJesus.
For his other feats it should be HumanCuck.

[Okacz]

Peacemaker.

Glam metal music intensifies

[kranur]

Well Garrosh stripped him of being an orc so Thrall Humanfist

[TyrannicalPuppy]

Go'el Chainbreaker

[Eapoe]

Thrall Duelcheater

[prem23]

I think it's a jake.

[ReVnX]

Fallen Off

[Azerox]

Stormheart

[inyu]

I have asked chatGPT to give me some names, that's a pretty good answer:

1. Stormbinder
Reasoning: Thrall is known for his mastery of the elements, particularly his ability to call upon storms and lightning in battle. This name highlights his shamanic connection to the elements.

2. Earthshaker
Reasoning: Thrall's affinity with the earth element and his role in shaping the destiny of the Orcish people resonates with the idea of shaking or shaping the world. This surname emphasizes his connection to the land and his power to cause significant change.

3. Warchiefson
Reasoning: As the son of Durotan, a former Warchief, and as a former Warchief himself, this name would honor his lineage and leadership role among the Orcs.

4. Wolfrunner
Reasoning: Thrall has a symbolic connection with wolves, as seen in his time with the Frostwolves. This name would represent his bond with the wild and his tribal origins.

5. Ironhand
Reasoning: Thrall’s leadership style balances strength and compassion, and "Ironhand" reflects his firm, yet fair approach to guiding his people.

6. Skyseer
Reasoning: Thrall often looks to the skies for guidance from the elements, and his vision extends beyond just immediate concerns, reflecting a deep wisdom and foresight.

7. Oathkeeper
Reasoning: Thrall is a character driven by his strong sense of honor, duty, and commitment to his people. This name reflects his reliability and dedication to keeping his promises.

8. Wolfrage
Reasoning: A fiercer version of the "Wolfrunner" idea, this surname would emphasize Thrall's capacity for ferocity and his inner strength as a warrior of the Frostwolves.

9. Earthwarden
Reasoning: This name highlights Thrall's role as a protector of the world and its elements, particularly with his ties to shamanism and elemental forces.

10. Stormrage
Reasoning: Similar to "Stormbinder," this name emphasizes Thrall's command over the elements, but with a more intense focus on his raw power in battle.