User:Fandyllic/Female

  Female is a gender in the World of Warcraft universe. The only alternative in World of Warcraft is male. Typically, females are often the priests or mages and more caring gender of each race, but this is generally a stereotypical observation. Many renowned heroes are female priests and mages such as Tyrande Whisperwind, Aegwynn, and Jaina Proudmoore. In addition, night elf females almost exclusively form the Sentinel army of warriors; there are very few noted men among the Sentinels (indeed none, until recently). Throughout the game, females fill nearly all the same roles as males, but the predominance of patriarchy still persists in the game.

In the Warcraft universe in general, females fill many prominent lore roles.

 

See also: User:Fandyllic/Male

Blood elf females

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Female blood elf

First appearance was in the Warcraft III: The Frozen Throne.

Famous blood elven women:

• Lady Liadrin
• Valeera Sanguinar

Draenei females

Female draenei

• First appearance was in World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade.

Notable female draenei:

• Iridi
• High Priestess Ishanah

Dwarf females

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Female dwarf

• First appearance was in the cancelled game Lord of the Clans, in which a bearded dwarf lass flirts with Thrall disguised as a dwarf. Actual first appearance was in World of Warcraft.

Notable dwarven women:

• Modgud
• Moira Bronzebeard

Gnome females

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Female gnome

• First appearance was in World of Warcraft.

Human females

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Female human

• First appearance was in Warcraft III: Reign of Chaos.

Notable female humans:

• Aegwynn
• Brigitte Abbendis
• Jaina Proudmoore
• Mara Fordragon
• Sally Whitemane
• Taretha Foxton

Night elf females

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Female night elf

First appearance was in Warcraft III: Reign of Chaos.

Famous night elven women:

• Queen Azshara
• Maiev Shadowsong
• Shandris Feathermoon
• Tyrande Whisperwind
• Lady Vashj

Orc females

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Female orc

• Griselda was the first female character to ever appear in a Warcraft game.

Notable female orcs:

• Draka
• Greatmother Geyah
• Griselda
• Mother Kashur

Troll females

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Female troll

• First appearance was in World of Warcraft.

Notable female trolls:

• Vile Priestess Hexx
• Primal Torntusk
• Hydromancer Velratha

Tauren females

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Female tauren

• First appearance was in World of Warcraft.

Notable female tauren:

• Magatha Grimtotem

Undead females

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Female undead

• First appearance was in Warcraft 3 with the banshees.

Notable female Undead:

• Sylvanas Windrunner
• Baroness Anastari

Other notable females

• Alexstrasza
• Alleria Windrunner
• Eonar
• Onyxia
• Sintharia
• Tyrygosa
• Vereesa Windrunner
• Ysera

NPC females

The following non-playable races are represented with models of both male and female gender:

• Centaur
• Children of Cenarius
• Goblin
• Naga
• Qiraji
• Quilboar
• High elf (Similar to blood elves but have a paler skin color, usually blonde hair and blue eyes.)

The following non-playable races are represented with models of solely female gender:

• Harpy
• Shivarra
• Succubus

Missing females

So far, although there may be females in lore, the following humanoid races (or sub-races) appear to have no female models in the World of Warcraft:

• Arakkoa^{[citation needed]} 
• Broken
• Earthen^{[citation needed]}  no females based on lore?
• Ethereal possibly lacking in gender
• Fel orc
• Furbolg
• Gnoll
• Kobold
• Lost One
• Murloc
• Nathrezim
• Ogre
• Pandaren - Mentioned in lore.
• Satyr
• Amani troll
• Trogg
• Tuskarr^{[citation needed]} 
• Worgen
• Wretched
• Iron dwarf
• Frost dwarf

The following non-humanoid races appear to lack female models as well:

• Nerubian

There could be explanations for the absence of female models, but unless lack of sexual dimorphism is explicitly indicated, these races could have female models.

External links

WowInsider Looking for the ladies in Outland