Blizzard debuts the World of Warcraft Game Guide

The Game Guide features four illustrated chapters detailing what World of Warcraft is, getting started with the game, basic game mechanics, very detailed visual representations of game and chat etiquette, and an entire section explaining the late PvP and raid game. It is truly a sight to behold, and the people in charge of visualizing and explaining some nebulous concepts have gotten it right in a simple and aesthetically pleasing way. It's really awesome. But the game guide doesn't stop with describing the game alone.
The new race and class pages up the ante on player race information, detailing the story of each race, capital and starting cities, faction leaders, and the story so far. Each race's page is lovingly crafted with gorgeous artwork and awesome story bits. The class pages are just as robust, with lore on the various classes, role descriptions, and more. Blizzard had a lot of fun making these pages, and it shows.






Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Emshee Dec 8th 2010 5:12PM
I love you k Hopson!!!
Grovinofdarkhour Dec 8th 2010 5:16PM
Some people are addicted to WoW.
Others are addicted to The Queue.
I've been checking every hour. Maybe more. I really need my fix, man.
Why are you withholding my sweet, tangy, delicious Queue from me? Have I not been good?
marauder Dec 8th 2010 5:47PM
I'm just as addicted apparently. I've been searching the site for somewhere to post "Question for The Queue: Where is The Queue?"
Galestrom Dec 8th 2010 6:19PM
More alarmingly, most of this website's regulars are addicted to both.
Sweet pixel-crack, how I love thee.
Ilisolde Dec 8th 2010 6:09PM
Trade chat users (read Abusers) on Ravencrest server really need to study that chat etiquette section. There is really no excuse for the childish nonsense stark rudeness and foul language in trade chat. Blizzard needs to do more to crackdown on these abhorrent postings.
Lhock Dec 8th 2010 11:31PM
Blizzard seemed to think the user experience in the early levels is why the have so many new (trial?) accounts not make it past level 10. I think its because they get a glimpse of General and Trade channels and just quit.
If you ask a question in either channel, you get about 5-10 people just being dbags, and very unlikely to remotely get a legitimate response. I think the WoW community invented the internet troll sometimes.
Lhock Dec 8th 2010 7:50PM
Wowhead >
Comito Dec 9th 2010 6:36AM
Checked this out last night, the beginner's guide is very friendly from my point of view as a fairly experienced player. And only read the lore for worgen was lush :)
razion Dec 9th 2010 11:06AM
Zygor is an in-game LEVELING guide. The guide that is put up on the community site is a generic guide that covers the very basic topics--classes, races, etc.
:/
woshiernog Dec 9th 2010 1:27PM
Is it like the stuff they used to put in game manuals?