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 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.
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3 Point Entertainment today announced the next stein in its World of Warcraft Epic Collection series, Rise of the Lich King, is now available for shipment. The stein is third in the series of high-quality steins based on Blizzard Entertainment's massively multiplayer online role-playing game, and 3 Point is offering both an Epic Collection version and a variant edition branded the Legendary ... - World of Warcraft - FAQguide
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A Blizzard representative today announced that they're working on a service for players to switch factions in World of Warcraft, going from Horde to Alliance or vice versa. "There's still much work to do and many details to iron out, but the basic idea is that players will be able to use the service to transform an existing character into a roughly equivalent character of the opposing faction on ... - Faction Switching Coming to World of Warcraft
In the years since the launch of World of Warcraft back in 2004, Blizzard has implemented numerous premium services that allow users to modify their play experience for a small fee. First they began offering paid and occasionally free server transfers, then came name changes and, eventually, the ability to alter a character's physical appearance and sex. According to a post on the official ... - Meet the Big Brother 11' cast
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When StarCraft II was unveiled in 2007, observers remarked on how far along the project already appeared to be. So why didn't we get it earlier? Blame World of WarCraft , said Blizzard vice president of game design Rob Pardo. "One of the reasons that StarCraft II had some delays very early on in development is because a fair amount of the design team went onto World of Warcraft for a year to ... - Blizzard prepares for 'cataclysm'
A trio of Blizzard trademark applications filed Friday cover various uses of the word "cataclysm." A cataclysm could fit within key Blizzard franchises like Diablo or Warcraft, but it could also be tied up with a fresh property.
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