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Patch 5.4 Contest!

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UPDATE — Winners have been drawn


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With the release of Patch 5.4 this week, you have a chance to win epic World of Warcraft-themed prizes from J!NX, SteelSeries, and the Blizzard Store!


Entering the contest is very simple and there are no geographical limitations. All you have to do is post in the comments below who you want to take Garrosh down first. Alliance or Horde?


The contest will last until the 16th of September, 23:59 GMT. After that time, we will randomly pick 7 Alliance winners and 7 Horde winners. We will send them a private message and edit this news to publish their forum account name.

The prizes are as follows:



Each Alliance and Horde winner will receive a corresponding T-Shirt and Sticker. From among the 14 winners, we will randomly pick:


  • 1 winner who will also receive the Gaming Mouse, the Panda Monk Mousepad, and a Blizzard Store mount, pet, and vanity helm of their choice;
  • 2 winners who will also receive one of the other two mousepads, and a Blizzard Store mount of their choice or a pet and a vanity helm of their choice.

J!NX is holding a similar contest, which you can enter as well, in an attempt to win a complete set (they are giving away WoW-themed Track Jackets to go with the T-Shirts we are giving away here). Also, for the duration of the contests, all their World of Warcraft are on discount!


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Pft.  Easy.  Horde. 

 

Let us take care of our own garbage.

 

Edit:  LoL @ all the "Joined: Today"

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Horde all the way! 

 

Garrosh led them down a very dark path and slaughtered anyone who tried to oppose...or threatened....or other bad things.

 

It's time to take back the true Horde!

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