This week on the very first episode of Talk Azeroth, Olivia Grace waxes lyrical on the departure of her predecessor to the sunny shores of Blizzard Entertainment, and recounts her own tale of her recent visit to Blizzard EU in Paris, where she got to play Hearthstone, as well as grilling Blizzard developers Ben Brode and Eric Dodds on the upcoming CCG.
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Blizzard contacted us--in the form of the inimitable Jonathan Brown, aka Zarhym--and asked us to pass along, to you, our lovely readers, some splendid Xbox Live avatar t-shirts that come in both Alliance and Horde flavors.
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As Josh "Lore" Allen packs aways his Rubik's Cubes and prepares to begin his career as a World of Warcraft community manager with Blizzard, he sits down to deliver a very special, and final, The Weekly Marmot.
Lore speaks of the strange journey he has been on in recent years including his reason for becoming such an influence in the community, the origin of Tankspot and all points between there and here.
He also gives some details on the ZAM Official YouTube channel and some hints on what to expect. Expect more information from us very soon; but rest assured, like Josh, I think you're going to like it. Be sure to subscribe to us to be notified as soon as the ton of new content hits.
The new Armored Bloodwing mount is now on sale on the Blizzard store. Priced at $25 USD for those stateside and 20€ for the European inhabitants of Azeroth, the new flying mount is rather ferocious and undeniably cool.
After practicing his blue post responses, Josh "Lore" Allen, brings a detailed look at the new World of Warcraft Patch 5.3 content.
Lore talks about the continuing legendary quest chain, the big change to leveling that will make your alts look much more appealing and lots more.
Just one more PST after this edition, but let's not get maudlin. Instead, Josh "Lore" Allen jumps in with his usual fervor as he picks out the best of your questions from his mailbag -- well, inbox -- and drops his World of Warcraft insights with his usual aplomb.
Well that escalated quickly-World of Warcraft’s newest patch, “Escalation” hits live servers today! One of the biggest mechanics altering patches of Mists of Pandaria, 5.3 is adding a ton of new content, and making some big changes to already existing systems. For detailed information, you can check out Blizzard’s official content page for 5.3 here, and for all of your guides, details, and answers to your questions, heading over to WoWhead’s 5.3 guide is also a must.
Not long to go now before Lore ships off to Blizzard Entertainment, so be sure to check him out on this week's episode of The Weekly Marmot.
With the recent news that World of Warcraft has lost 1.3 million subscribers in the last 3 months, the imminent patch 5.3 suddenly carries a lot of importance. Bear in mind that, although the patch brings a lot of changes and fixes as well as some new content, 5.3 isn’t a major content patch, so will it be enough to keep players interested? Let’s take a look at why we should stick around for patch 5.3.
As fans of Josh "Lore" Allen are no doubt all fully aware, the man himself wil be departing for Blizzard at the end of the month.
That means you should take full advantage and watch the latest episode of The Weekly Marmot. This week, Lore discusses whether lockouts for 10 and 25 man raids should be split.
