Sister Nelly Marie Doran

This Kingdom has seen glory, rises, losses... and flames. Flames which once burned it to ash... The ashes which we had to escape, and we could not, were it not for the heroes who helped us... My Father being one. Yet those flames, were ignited in our hearts and burn to this day, the guiding fire of Hope, of Light and Serenity, which shall secure our future, our superiority and our Dawn... Stormwind's Might, shines all.

Known for her generosity, Nelly Doran is a Cleric of Northshire since the order was reformed as a Brotherhood by the order of Faol, and since then she fought valiantly in various fronts for the Alliance, including in her own Kingdom, to help the poor, the homeless and refugees of war, as well as mending the wounded wherever she can, as a skilled medic. She is known to be the daughter of an old Hero of War, Sir Caloran Doran of the Brotherhood of the Horse, whose fall was at the end of First War in Stormwind, staying behind and covering the retreat of many defenseless innocents towards the Docks, as packs of Orcs stormed into the burning city of Stormwind. He fell that day, not without taking many Orcs down with himself, being remembered as an idol of selflessness. Being born during the First War, she could not feel the presence of her father for long, a sorrow which she always felt, to this day. The exodus then led her to Lordaeron wherewith her mother, the great Sister Theodwyn of Northshire, and others she began a new life, as she witnessed the glory of Knights of Northern lands in Second War, some of which were inspired by her father's. In Hillsbrad, she grew up, learning from her mother in the ways of a Cleric of the Ancient Order, as well as mending skills that eventually came to use as she grew up. When the Abbey and the Kingdom were rebuilt, she became a founding member of the reformed Brotherhood of Northshire and eventually returned South not too long before Third War, where she worked actively to help her Kingdom rebuild, as well as helping to house the Northern refugees in the South, just as they did before... These duties prevented her to partake in the majority of the Third War, and only the aftermath of it when the Kingdom had already fallen was when she got to head back to the Home.

Since that, all Wars since then has seen her contribution. Scourge invasions of Naxxramas, Dark Horde, Stair of Destiny Vanguard, Valiance expedition at Wrathgate, Wintergarde and partially Icecrown, Alliance-Horde War, Ashran and Draenor, Broken Shore and Stormheim and the notorious Blood War, namely Stromgarde, Kul Tiras and Nazmir has seen her action, sent by the Brotherhood of Northshire to lend her aid against the threats. When the War was over, alongside fellow veterans, the Third City Sentry Company was found where she formally enlisted herself in the Military, without regarding her veteran state, and quickly rose to the rank of Chief Medic of the Third, and a Corporal in the Military. Through the Third, she saw a lot of new experiences to herself, namely becoming a further popular figure in the City and Kingdom for her restless aid and Service, making new bonds of friendship, hostility and finding some old ones again, namely the stand against Defias remnants, the battles against Loyalists, her protection and healing of many wounded, as well as teaching many forlorn souls about virtues of righteousness and further, the ways of Holy Light. Eventually, after a long while of service, when the Third was tasked with chasing the traitor, Scourge-aligned Duke from Stormwind Harland Southridge, a flesh monster of Dark was summoned at Thandol Span, whom Nelly had taunted in person in order to protect her comrades as they dealt with the Duke himself. A frustrating, harsh battle it was and then, upon being picked up by the Giant, The Sister plunged her Lightforged armament forged by Brangorm Hammerarm into its head, which led to both the monster and the Cleric falling down the Span. With nobody found afterward, death was believed about her. It led to a memorial being built in the Cemetery of Stormwind, which led her to be nominated a Dame of Stormwind and Brotherhood of the Horse despite being long gone, a Hero of the Alliance, and granted the title 'The Hopebringer'. Her memory lives on like her father's, as it continues to inspire aspirants of heroism and holy, as it did in her life.