Introducing the Sad Orc Therapy sticker – because even bloodthirsty warriors need someone to talk to. This hilarious vinyl decal from the Gankers Podcast series features our lovable orc, Zugbonk, clutching a teddy bear during a therapy session for severe anger issues. His axe may be bloody, but his heart just needs healing. 💔🧸
Perfect for WoW fans who appreciate a little dark humor with their gaming gear, this sticker adds personality and laughs to any surface—whether it’s your laptop, notebook, water bottle, or battle-worn PC tower. A must-have for fans of the Gankers Podcast and gamers who know the struggle of balancing rage with responsibility.
Features:
Durable kiss-cut vinyl with a bold, clean white border
Glossy finish that resists scratches and wear
Long-lasting adhesive sticks to most surfaces
Great gift for gamers, WoW fans, and podcast listeners who love a good inside joke
🧠 Mental health is important—even for Zugbonk.
🎧 Tune into the Gankers Podcast for more chaos, lore debates, and orc therapy sessions:
Introducing the Sad Orc Therapy sticker – because even bloodthirsty warriors need someone to talk to. This hilarious vinyl decal from the Gankers Podcast series features our lovable orc, Zugbonk, clutching a teddy bear during a therapy session for severe anger issues. His axe may be bloody, but his heart just needs healing. 💔🧸
Perfect for WoW fans who appreciate a little dark humor with their gaming gear, this sticker adds personality and laughs to any surface—whether it’s your laptop, notebook, water bottle, or battle-worn PC tower. A must-have for fans of the Gankers Podcast and gamers who know the struggle of balancing rage with responsibility.
Features:
Durable kiss-cut vinyl with a bold, clean white border
Glossy finish that resists scratches and wear
Long-lasting adhesive sticks to most surfaces
Great gift for gamers, WoW fans, and podcast listeners who love a good inside joke
🧠 Mental health is important—even for Zugbonk.
🎧 Tune into the Gankers Podcast for more chaos, lore debates, and orc therapy sessions:
