Alliance victories.

But in all seriousness, I'm actually a little stumped myself. So much of Warcraft's lore has characters who are actually there or with an official explanation of events that I struggled to come up with any real legends.

Stuff about the Titans is always good though, particularly since there's still a fair amount we don't know about them.

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War stories from Stranglethorn.

We have very little background on myths people on Azeroth believe in. I mean, War of the Ancients is a kind of a mythical event in that it happened a shit-ton of time ago and included some really god-like beings taking major part in events. Then there are tauren myths, which may not be very detailed but are still something. And we know humans tell stories about Tyr, the missing watcher of Ulduar who led them out of vrykul slavery and lost his hand fighting Galakrond, only to replace it with a silver one.

Other than that, people mostly make up their own myths. Here are two posts I wrote up about legendary past of ancient humanity, but beware, it's fanfiction. https://arakkoa.wordpress.com/2014/10/01/balor/ https://arakkoa.wordpress.com/2014/12/11/butterfly-effect/
It's based on real world myths about Balor of the Evil Eye, much like Tyr is in canon.

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Make up some myths of your own IMO.

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Thanks for the info guys!
I'll check out the websites and try to come up with something of my own

My character believes that if a woman drinks while pregnant, they'll give birth to a trogg.

Not really much of a myth/legend as an old wives' tale, but...

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The Alliance's three rules on faction conflict:
1) You can't win.
2) You can't break even.
3) You can't leave the game.