I have too few questions:
1)What is the Tauren capital city?
2)Which of theese transports I cannot use for aliance: Griffin, Ship or Airship?
3)How many characters can I have on one account?
4)What is "Kodo"?

Yeah. , but that's why I work.

What's in a name anyway right? Personally I feel most names I see are silly and I don't like. Like I said a long time ago, I'm not a big fantasy type guy. I like real world stuff, that's why I'm a human warrior, but the game had great reviews and after hearing about it on here, I felt I needed to give it a try. I really like it.

That is the lamest thing I have ever heard of. Good lord. Its a frigging game for crying out loud. Who cares if the next guy's name is spelled in l33t speak or is just something absolutely retarded?

I started to play Asheron's Call 2 the other day and named my character 'jerkface', which is sort of a joke between me and my roommates. I was going to name him something more inappropriate but I figured at that point the server admins might ban me for that.

Oww... so I can't have a druid named Transformer?
Oh well, I'm not going to buy the game anyways... I've got some better uses for my time (even if the game sounds rater good...)

I thought Taurens couldn't use mounts? Guide says they're too big and must use their racial ability.

Also, why are all the Horde big? I'm guessing it's to scary us small Alliance folk

Me too, what server are you on?

I don't think so. How would you like it if you were reading the Lord of the Rings and good ole Allegrorick joined up to help Frodo make it to Mordor?

And is it really so hard to pick a decent name for the sake of those that like to Role Play, even occasionally?

I would say, hello Allegrorick, come helps us. Because I would realize this is still a game, and that the name is by no means offensive. For 99.9% of the people playing that name wouldn't break the fantasy. You could never find a name that would not break the fantasy for everyone. No matter what name you pick, there will be a person out there that relates the name to reality and the fantasy world is broken. For us non fantasy buffs, we don't know how to choose a "fantasy" name, but are money is just as green as yours.

I can pronounce "krk" just fine.
It's a funny thing with names since they depend on culture. And how should one know the naming conventions (as in: how WoW inhabitants actually name their offsprings) in WoW?
Also, since the players are the inhabitants, the names they choose refelect the commonly used names. While "Peter" might be a boring name, why shouldn't it be a valid name for a human?

Same for Allegrorick. If I'd see a person with that name in WoW I wouldn't be disturbed. In fact, I'd pronounce it Alleg-Rorick and would think it's fine. In fact, all that elves with names anding in -omil or -lendra really get on my nerves. And why end most human names in -orn or -mir?
You can't even choose nice dwarfen names, because you can't use long names or spaces.

So, why bother? (As long as you don't play on a RP server, that is)

That is my dogs name. You just broke my fantasy. Prepared to be sued.

Right. OK, disclaimer:

DISCLAIMER
NameGen is provided as-is. I do not guarantee anything at all for it. Use it your own risk. There is no warranty or guarantee whatsoever, explicit nor implicit.
Names are 100% fictional. Similarities with existing names are completely unintentional. Similarities with existing pet names are intentional, but you cannot sue me for that. In case you own fantasy pets, please check with your local shrink.

It does exactly what you'd expect it to do
It belongs to the wide group of "gesture" commands supported by WoW...

/train rules... if you're a gnome or dwarf right before the attack