Grell are small, playful creatures that can be encountered in wild areas. They are not particularly dangerous individually, but in gangs they can pose a threat to outlying night elf and furbolg communities; they may be small and unimpressive, but their claws are sharp. Scattered groups of them are actively malicious.

Grell are yellow-skinned distant cousins of the fun loving Imps that Warlocks keep around. They just want to have some fun, and occasionally will borrow what they need for parties from their unsuspecting neighbors.

The grell are embodiments of the wild side of nature. Tame ones are very rare. Source: Trading Card Game: Crown of the Heavens. Humanoid battle pet that can be found in The Cape of Stranglethorn.

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Grell are small playful creatures that can be encountered in wild areas. This small, skipping creature looks a bit like a thin, gangly orange goblin. Large ears spread from its bald head. Its pupil-less yellow eyes stare as it raises a claw.

Wowhead. Grell This NPC can be found in Teldrassil (4). See also ...

Misty Grells are grells found in the Swamp of Sorrows.

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Grellkin can be found at the abandoned furbolg camps and throughout the forest in Shadowglen on Teldrassil. After being corrupted by [Fel Moss], the grell and grellkin moved into Shadowglen and infested the area, posing a threat to its residents.[1] They also took a liking...

The grell, also pluralized as grells and grellkin, are forest spirits that resemble imps but are generally larger in size and lack the characteristic horns. They are actually embodiments of the wild side of nature, and so tame ones are very rare.