50+ Kul Tiran Names With Meanings For Your Characters
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The Kul Tirans are an allied race hailing from Kul Tiras, the island nation, in the 'World of Warcraft'.
Kul Tiran humans are a specific breed of humans that can be unlocked in the game in the Battle for Azeroth. These strong, muscular characters have a history of spanning wars with the Horde.
To unlock a Kul'Tiran human, you first need to complete the War Campaign and Tides of Vengeance quest.
Once that is done, you need to finish the main story lines in the zones of the Kul'Tiras: 'Loremaster of Kul Tiras', 'The Pride of Kul Tiras', and 'A Nation United'. After this, you have to finish the quest line that begins at the Stormwind Embassy.
Having completed these tasks, you can unlock the Kul Tiran human race and receive your Tabard of Kul Tiras as well as your Kul Tiran Charger.
There are many classes of the Kul Tiran human: Death Knight, Druid, Hunter, Mage, Monk, Priest, Rogue, Shaman, and Warrior. Whether you're looking for good Kul Tiran last names or the perfect first name, for this human breed, you're sure to find something you like on our list.
For more inspiration on character names, check out out articles on female orc names and wizard names.
Kul Tiran Names For Girls
Looking for a Kul Tiran name that's perfect for your female character? Pick any of these Old English names.
1. Aedre (Anglo-Saxon origin), the name means "stream".
2. Aefre (Anglo-Saxon origin), the name means "forever".
3. Audrey (Old English origin), meaning "noble strength". One of the many good names to choose for your Kul Tiran human.
4. Blythe (Old English origin), the name means "joyous".
5. Chelsea (Old English origin), the name means "river landing place".
6. Columbia (Old English origin), the name means "dove".
7. Corliss (Old English origin), the name means "generous" or "cheerful".
8. Daralis (Old English origin), the name means "beloved".
9. Darlene (Anglo-Saxon origin), the name means "tenderly beloved".
10. Ember (Old English origin), the name means "remains of a fire" or "smoldering".
11. Faina (Anglo-Saxon origin), the name means "joyful".
12. Githa (Anglo-Saxon origin), the name means "gift".
13. Hazel (Old English origin), the name means "commander".
14. Kendra (Anglo-Saxon origin), the name means "knowledge" or "understanding".
15. Lynn (Anglo-Saxon origin), the name means "a cascade".
16. Mildred (Anglo-Saxon origin), the name means "power" or "mild".
17. Walburga (Anglo-Saxon origin), the name means "mighty defender" or "fortress".
Kul Tiran Names For Boys
Want your male Kul Tirans in the 'World of Warcraft' to have good names? Choose a name you like from this list of names.
18. Aart (Anglo-Saxon origin), the name means "like an eagle".
19. Abeodan (Anglo-Saxon origin), the name means "announce".
20. Abrecan (Anglo-Saxon origin), the name means "storm".
21. Ace (Anglo-Saxon origin), the name means "unity".
22. Aiken (Anglo-Saxon origin), the name means "sturdy" or "oaken".
23. Baron (Old English origin), meaning "noble man".
24. Bede (Old English origin), meaning "prayer".
25. Braxton (Anglo-Saxon origin), the name means "brock's town".
26. Brent (Old English origin), meaning "fiery hill". A strong name for a Kul Tiran character.
27. Burgess (Old English origin), meaning "free citizen".
28. Burt (Old English origin), meaning "fortress".
29. Calhoun (Old English origin), meaning "warrior". One of the good Druid names for a Kul Tiran human.
30. Charles (Old English origin), meaning "strong" or "manly".
31. Donald (Old English origin), the name means "ruler of the world".
32. Eamon (Anglo-Saxon origin), the name means "wealthy guardian".
33. Edward (Old English origin), the name means "guardian of prosperity".
34. Esmond (Old English origin), the name means "protective grace".
35. Garett (Anglo-Saxon origin), the name means "powerful with the spear". Among the good Kul Tiran Druid names.
36. Garrick (Old English origin), the name means "one who governs with a spear".
37. Graham (Anglo-Saxon origin), the name means "warlike".
38. Irvin (Anglo-Saxon origin), the name means "lover of the sea".
39. Jarvis (Old English origin), the name means "conquerer".
40. Mather (Old English origin), the name means "strong army".
41. Maynard (Anglo-Saxon origin), the name means "incredible strength".
42. Morton (Anglo-Saxon origin), the name means "city on the moor".
43. Oswald (Old English origin), the name means "divinely powerful".
44. Randolph (Anglo-Saxon origin), the name means "wolf" or "shield". A tough name for your Kul Tiran human.
45. Rawlins (Old English origin), the name means "son of a wise wolf".
46. Wystan (Anglo-Saxon origin), the name means "battle stone". One of the many good first names for a Kul Tiran human.
Gender Neutral Kul Tiran Names
Looking for some good gender neutral names for your characters from the Kul Tiran Allied race? Any of these names would be great for your 'World Of Warcraft' Kul Tiran.
47. Avery (Anglo-Saxon origin), the name means "ruler of the elves".
48. Devon (Old English origin), the name means "defender".
49. Harva (Old English origin), the name means "army warrior".
50. Kenelm (Old English origin), the name means "brave helmet".
51. Kirby (Anglo-Saxon origin), the name means "from the church town".
52. Payton (Old English origin), the name means "warrior's estate".
53. Vala (Old English origin), the name means "chosen one".
54. Wylie (Old English origin), the name means "enchanting".
Kidadl has lots of great names articles to inspire you. If you liked our suggestions for Kul Tiran names, then why not take a look at something different like witch and warlock names or Sindarin names.
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