Meanwhile, Back in Azeroth: Hellscream's End

In the game "World of Warcraft," I reached a milestone. Finally, months after hearing about them, I'd finally made it to the Seige of Ogrimmar Instances, via my Level 90 Pandaren monk Weynil (Wen-Li). The last one was "Downfall, and the final boss of that one, the tyrant whose actions had driven most of the Horde to rebel against him, was at the end: Garosh Hellscrem. And after a hard fight, he finally went down.

Here's a picture of her looking over the defeated foe, responsible for so much ruin, whom saw himself as ruling the world. And now, beaten.

Not sure what I'll be doing with Wen-Li next. But I still have other characters in WoW. And a few friends in a few servers.

Bixyl Shuftan

Meanwhile, Back in Azeroth

Finally got World of Warcraft up and running. Here's a look at the Pandaren monk I started up. Stay tuned for an article on "Mists of Pandaria."

Mists of Pandaria Cinematic Trailer "Why Do We Fight?"

"This is the official cinematic trailer for World of Warcraft's fourth expansion set, Mists of Pandaria, originally debuted at gamescom 2012 on August 16 in Cologne, Germany." Showing an Orc and a human shipwreck on the Pandaren island, it's notable that encountering a monk they drop their differences in seconds and fight it together, or rather try to.

"Whether you’re Horde or Alliance, there is one question we all must consider: “Why do we fight?”"

Blizzard also announced that when their 5.0.4 patch is released, all playable races will be available to all players of World of Warcraft, even those with just the free version. The Pandaren, however, will have to wait until September 25 when "Mists of Pandara" is released.