Fast Facts
Name:
World of Warcraft
Acronym:
WoW
Developer:
Blizzard
Publisher:
Blizzard/Activision
Release Date:
11/23/04
Country:
USA
Genre:
RPG
ESRB Rating:
Teen

Features

Tuesday, August 19th
Beta Journals

Adventures abound in Northrend as Jayne(z) (and Tieria the Druid) attempt to give the dungeon-crawling bloodbaths some context by questing in the Howling Fjord.

Monday, August 11th
Beta Journals

With friends (and some other people) at his side, Jayne(z) continues his adventures in the Wrath of the Lich King closed beta - this time, venturing into both Azjol-Nerub and the stronghold of the Blue Dragonflight, The Nexus.

Editorials

In this week's examination of Clausewitz "On Gaming," Jonathan Steinhauer looks at what victory and defeat mean ... to NPC monsters.

Friday, August 1st
Interviews

Jayne(z)'s adventures in Northrend continue with our first look at one of the new Wrath of the Lich King dungeons: the Catacombs of Utgarde Keep! Also, check out our continually-updated "Adventures in Northrend" Closed Beta image gallery for items, quests, and general awesomeness.

Tuesday, July 29th
Beta Journals

In this mini-update, we introduce the other members of the WarCry WotLK All-Stars: the Awesome Brigade.

Monday, July 28th
Beta Journals

The Mage They Call Jayne(z) kicks off his adventures in the Wrath of the Lich King beta by discovering how frustrating it is to get to the new damn zones in the first place. Server crashes don't help.

Monday, July 21st
Editorials

This week in RoleCraft, Jim Moreno looks at ways for roleplayers to deal with the Fairer Tongue of Elvish.

Wednesday, July 2nd
Interviews

At Blizzard's Worldwide Invitational 2008, WarCry's Whitney "Teleios" Butts had the opportunity to sit in on a private press conference with members of the World of Warcraft and Starcraft 2 development teams. Read more below the cut!

Tuesday, July 1st
Previews

WarCry's own Whitney Butts sits down with World of Warcraft: Wrath of the Lich King at the Worldwide Invitational 2008 and shares her thoughts!

Monday, June 30th
Editorials

Jonathan Steinhauer continues his application of the writings of Clausewitz to gaming, this time examining what happens when you have to turn and run.