Yesterday in Warcraft: November 25, 2007
Yesterday in Warcraft we saw the end of one of our favorite World of Warcraft comics, and the beginnings of some really great discussions.
- Dan O'Halloran, Turpster and I had fun over the weekend discussing all the different patches on WoW Insider Show podcast #13. Since we had such a ball, we decided to ask the community at large just what their favorite patches were. Add in your two cents on Breakfast Topic: Favorite patch!
- Of course you've read them, as you've been here. But Dan shared the Massively love with the WI crowd via Last Week on Massively: Warcraft related stories.
- You know it, I know it, but do you think the Maiden knows that she's just a big shiny loot pinata? Not sure what I'm talking about? Check out Around Azeroth: Meet the Maiden.
- One of the best World of Warcraft comics has gone offline after three excellent story arcs. WoW Insider gives our thanks and best wishes to the Fuzziest of the Fuzzies in A fond farewell to the fuzzy. We'll miss you Equinox, Marvah and Quatermass!
- Spotlighting the recent entries for Warcraft Movies' "Fabled Few" contest, WoW Insider continues their run up to the Grand Prize Winner by highlighting Dopefish's winner for Best Drama, Among Fables And Men.
- Did a ninja make off with your Heroic loot and then just disappear into the ether? Perhaps a name change was at the root of the problem. Does this mechanic mean that ninja-looters are Hiding from justice?
- Robin Torres asks Are Daily Quests bad for Battlegrounds? Considering I wouldn't step foot in one otherwise, I'd be inclined to say no.
- Sick and tired of meeting yet another illicit lovechild of Illidan, or bosses that don't stay dead? David Bowers writes an excellent piece on the importance of RPing the everyday man on All the World's a Stage: It's not about saving the world.