Tyralen Fordragon

Summary
Tyralen Fordragon is a hero of the alliance and a champion of the sons of Lothar. It is rumored that he died or went into exile during the siege of Lordaeron. Either way, he is currently presumed dead and it is controversial why he has a statue. Either way, he is still considered a founding leader of the Lions of Lothar before he left. Tyralen was a good leader and aided heavily in the rise of his group before his disappearance.

Tyralen Pendragon
Tyralen had always been interested in leading and had considered himself lucky that the orcs had showed up; before the First War, he was always bored, and was forced to do the crap that the main branch, the Fordragons, did not want to do. He wanted something more in his life, and knew that life was unfair. He knew that he was more blessed then not from others, and always took in consideration at how to take advantage of others.

When Tyralen eventually learned of this "Light," and saw it in action even if in small uses, he thought that, aside from magic, it was the penultimate thing in the world. Having and believing in the light was paramount to being strong. Therefore, Tyralen had to believe; thus, he believed. He believed that the light loved all, but more so the light loved the ones who could use it for "good." At first, he could not use it at all. He just had to believe. And believe. And lie to himself.

His time in the Kingdom of Azeroth
Establishing himself as a natural leader, he is one of the founders of the Lions of Lothar alongside Lylana Solarguard, Osric Irontree, and Nathaniel Ashenfeld. He and his group was one of the first to make contact with the orcs, which he and the humans dubbed Greenskins.