Welcome to Who Dinged? - the service that tracks your friends' (and enemies'!) World of Warcraft characters and notifies you by email when they level-up, or in WoW terminology, ding!

Maybe you just want to track how quickly your friends' characters are levelling-up, or maybe you want to keep an eye on that Rogue who slaughtered you in WoW PvP or on a Battleground. Or perhaps you're taking a break from playing, but still want to keep track of how your friends and fellow guild members are progressing. Who Dinged? aims to cater for needs, quickly and easily!

We also feature an ever-increasing collection of the best WoW articles, covering topics as diverse as gold and resource gathering tips, class-specific guides, and fishing spots! You can view our latest World of Warcraft articles by clicking the link.

Who Dinged? does not support third party World of Warcraft servers or realms and will only work with characters that exist in the World of Warcraft Armory. If you encounter any errors when adding a character please check the armory to make sure it is available first.

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