Upper Deck has announced that their final WoW TCG tournament this year, the World Championship, will offer a whopping $100,000 prize. Yes, you read that right-- the top winner will take home a hundred grand. There's already a long list of people invited to the tournament, mostly from previous Nationals and qualifying tournaments, but there is still one chance left to get into the tournament, which starts on November 29th at the San Diego Convention Center. If you can come up with an Honor Ranking of 4 by then, you could enter the Honor Grind tournament on November 29th, and the top four winners of that will be invited to compete in the World Championships. So if you really want that $100,000 prize, and have never played the TCG in your life, better get playing.But even if you don't plan on winning, the World Championship sounds like a lot of fun-- TCG artists (including Blizzard's Samwise Didier) will be there to sign cards and meet players, and there will be lots of other events and tournaments. The Crafting Redemption metagame will also be happening for the first time-- players will be able to turn in "extra" material cards to "make" special exclusive item cards for the game. And this "Thunderfury" card is an exclusive participation card for the tournament, too. Very nice.
And Upper Deck also reminds us that November is release month for the upcoming March of the Legion expansion, and they're going to hold a sneak preview of all the new cards on November 17th at a store near you. Supposedly there's a list of stores hosting the events over on their site, but I don't see it yet, so hopefully it'll be up soon. And keep your eyes open-- we've already been told the new set will have three brand new loot cards, and we've got our ears to the tracks on just what they might be.
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11-01-2007 @ 5:50PM
nearlysober said...
The page which shows which stores are hosing preview events for March of the Legion can be found here:
http://entertainment.upperdeck.com/wow/en/organizedplay/tournament/sneakpreview/default.aspx
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11-02-2007 @ 4:13AM
Mask said...
I'll be there!! Can't wait.
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11-02-2007 @ 7:20AM
TonyMotorola said...
Not even a dent in the millions that Upper Deck has made selling little pieces of cardboard, lead paint and plastic made in China to suckers for thousands of dollars.
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11-02-2007 @ 1:07PM
TotalBiscuit said...
@3 You go girl, rage against that corporate machine.
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