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World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade
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The 2008 World of Warcraft Arena Tournament now live on the PTR - News
By Emanuel Avram
Published: March 3, 2008
Print Blizzard invites the most dedicated and skilled Arena combatants around the world to enter the new World of Warcraft Arena Tournament. Your glorious victories in the tournament will not only grant recognition and renown for your prowess, but they'll earn your team a chance to win cash prizes as well.
Within a structured format comprising two six-week-long qualifying rounds, players will battle on special tournament realms purely dedicated to the competitive format of 3v3 Arena matches. The characters used on these realms are new level 70s that you create, decked to the brim with PvP armor and weapons. The top teams from each qualifier will battle in regional live events, culminating in the global finals, which will feature a total prize pool of $120,000 -- $75,000 of which will go to the grand-prize-winning team!
Tournament registration is open to any active World of Warcraft account. Registration costs one payment of $20.00, which grants one World of Warcraft account access to the tournament realms for the duration of the six-week tourney. Players will be able to create up to three new characters on these realms, instantly level them to 70, and deck them out with a full set of PvP gear. Then form your new 3v3 team and enter the Arenas, where a whole new level of competitive play awaits you. Good luck!
Registration
- Register for the 2008 World of Warcraft Arena Tournament!
- The registration fee is $20 per account for each six-week online qualifying round (played out on the tournament realm)
- Qualify for live tournaments with a chance to win cash prizes
- Instantly create up to three new level 70s with full sets of PvP gear
- Prove your skills in 3v3 Arena team combat
Read the 2008 World of Warcraft Arena Tournament FAQ for more details.
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