ForeverHelperHigh Order names for WoW Forever
About High Order names
High Order names are meant to sound refined and a little aloof, the names of scholars who never quite left their libraries. Expect long, careful first names and surnames that feel like they belong on the spine of an old book.
Class and spec shape the meaning, so a mage sounds studied and a warrior sounds like someone who put the books down for good reason.
What we know so far
The Skyborne are new to Warcraft lore: Highborne exiles who made a pact with the wind spirits and lived in Skywall until those spirits vanished. The High Order descend from the scholars of Eldre’Thalas, fight for the Alliance and want to reclaim their lost arcane knowledge.
The naming style on this page is the site’s own invention, built from that published lore.
High Order lore names to avoid
Blizzard hasn’t named any High Order characters yet, but their Highborne past is well known: Azshara and Xavius may be refused in the game, and so may Eldre’Thalas and Skywall as names. Type a name into “Keep a name you already have” to check it.
WoW Forever name rules
- Every character needs a first name and a surname.
- Each name can be at most 12 letters.
- Only the full name has to be unique.
- Names that match Warcraft characters, titles or restricted words may be rejected in-game.
- Even a name the game accepts can be refused later: Blizzard can make you rename a character whose name breaks its naming policy.
These follow the usual WoW rules:
- Accented letters like ë or é are allowed and count as one letter.
- No apostrophes, hyphens, spaces or digits.
- At least 2 letters per name.
- No three of the same letter in a row.
This site can't check whether a name is taken.