Wrathia
A renowned Sword Fighting Clan under the leadership of the illustrious Wrathos I. Members of Wrathia are often known as Wrathians. Join us as we rise to the top. 700 Members in 2 Months of Launch.
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Wrathia
A renowned Sword Fighting Clan under the leadership of the illustrious Wrathos I. Members of Wrathia are often known as Wrathians. Join us as we rise to the top. 700 Members in 2 Months of Launch.
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Wrathia • Wrathian • Wraithian • Wrathfag • wrathic • Wrathic King • Wrathie • wrathizzle • WrathRat • Wrathtard
Wraithian
Wraithian by Ben D'over July 24, 2007
Wrathian
something that is intensely patriotic towards the country of Georgia, intensely nationalist/alt-right, tribal, historical and/or intensely dunmeric.
WrathRat
a very influential minecraft player
Asura Wrathing
"Oh man. I really hate that game."
"What's wrong with it?"
"I haven't looked into it but it just looks so stupid."
"You're really Asura Wrathing, bro."
"What's wrong with it?"
"I haven't looked into it but it just looks so stupid."
"You're really Asura Wrathing, bro."
Asura Wrathing by shikiwiki September 12, 2013
Wrathtard
Referring to a World of Warcraft player who started playing during the Wrath of the Lich King expansion. These players expect epics in their mailbox upon login. Their disappointed tears flood the forums when said epics are not delivered promptly. These players are the reason your heroic random group failed.
Wrathtards include but are not limited to the following:
Tanks who do not understand the abbreviation 'CC'.
Tanks who think they are Rambo and make massive pulls without using a survival cooldown, and blame the healer. (Extra special if they make the Rambo-noise while pulling.)
Warlocks who did not train the spell Banish.
Mages who use Blizzard on single-mob pulls.
Mages who use Blizzard on top of CC'd mobs.
Rogues/Warriors/Deathknights who claim to not have an interrupt.
Any tank not spec'd into their tank tree's respective crit immunity talent. (Extra special if they didn't spend points on it so they could do more dps.)
Tanks who do not understand the abbreviation 'CC'.
Tanks who think they are Rambo and make massive pulls without using a survival cooldown, and blame the healer. (Extra special if they make the Rambo-noise while pulling.)
Warlocks who did not train the spell Banish.
Mages who use Blizzard on single-mob pulls.
Mages who use Blizzard on top of CC'd mobs.
Rogues/Warriors/Deathknights who claim to not have an interrupt.
Any tank not spec'd into their tank tree's respective crit immunity talent. (Extra special if they didn't spend points on it so they could do more dps.)
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