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Wrath of the Alliance
Kill 5 Horde players in each of the cities listed below.
Wrath of the Alliance requires killing 5 Horde players in each of the Horde capital cities, and can be completed efficiently using a second account or a second computer.
Set Up a Second Character
Create a low-level Horde character near each target capital — for example, a Blood Elf near Silvermoon City — and level it to at least 2 so it can reach the city entrance. This avoids long walks across the world.
Position Your Horde Toon
Log your Horde character into the target city and flag it for PVP. Both the Horde character and the Alliance character must register as being inside the city at the time of the kill for it to count toward the achievement.
Kill the Same Player Repeatedly
You do not need honorable kills — a level 70 killing a level 1 counts. You can kill the same enemy player multiple times, so 5 kills on a single character in the same city grants full credit for that city.
Complete Undercity and Thunder Bluff First
Undercity has no guards at the front entrance, making it straightforward. In Thunder Bluff, kills scored under the hills around the city still grant credit, allowing you to avoid guards entirely.
Tackle Orgrimmar and Silvermoon Last
Orgrimmar and Silvermoon are significantly harder due to guard presence. In Silvermoon, position your Horde toon in the section of benches with curtains nearby to reduce guard interference while your Alliance character moves in.
Tips
Using a second account on a second computer is the fastest method — log your Horde toon in first, then switch computers to log in your Alliance toon, and your Horde character will remain in the city long enough to be killed.
Start with Silvermoon City since it requires the longest travel time for an Alliance character, getting it done first saves time overall.