Kelantir Bloodblade
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 Kelantir Bloodblade
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| Gender | Female |
| Race | Blood elf (Humanoid) |
| Affiliation | Silvermoon City |
| Occupation | Paladin |
| Location | Razor Hill |
| Status | Deceased |
| Mentor(s) | Lady Liadrin |
Kelantir Bloodblade was a blood elf Blood Knight. She trained with Lady Liadrin, and served directly under the military leader of Quel'Thalas, Ranger General Halduron Brightwing. She was sent to oversee the blood elves aiding in Garrosh Hellscream's attack on Theramore Isle.
Kelantir arrived shortly before the assault on Northwatch Hold. Malkorok was irritated that neither Liadrin nor Halduron were present to assist in the attack (instead sending, as he put it, a "third-ranking whelp" on their behalf),[1] though Garrosh -- whose respect for the blood elves was not improved by their leaders' absence for the battle -- wearily informed Kelantir that she had a chance to improve her standing and display her people's worth in battle.
She and the forsaken Frandis Farley were critical of Garrosh's strategies and spoke against him multiple times, especially in the company of Baine Bloodhoof and Vol'jin. She was present during Baine and Vol'jin's initial gathering of dissenting Horde commanders, and concurred with their concerns regarding the looming Theramore assault. Garrosh interrupted the meeting, and backhanded Kelantir when she attempted to question him.
Kelantir was unsupportive of Garrosh's usage of the mana bomb to destroy Theramore, viewing it as cowardly.[2] She and Farley traveled to Razor Hill instead of Orgrimmar during the victory celebrations, much to Baine's relief. They were subsequently approached in Razor Hill's inn by Malkorok, who questioned them about speaking ill of their warchief. When they denied having done so, Malkorok left, then destroyed the inn with them inside.[3]
Appearance and personality
Kelantir was a pale, slender elf with golden hair and bright, gleaming armor. Garrosh incredulously made note of how she could fight and function in such heavy attire, given her lithe frame.
Though loyal to the Horde's cause, she found herself gravitating towards the more moderate views of Baine Bloodhoof and Vol'jin which, to her sorrow, did not go unnoticed by the ever-critical Malkorok.
