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I think they're just messing with us now. I really do think we'll get goblins and worgen, and these additional masks, while they may all end up being available, are just there to throw us off :p

Aye, I'm with you on that. So much hint dropping about the Greymane Wall from devs.

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Aye, I'm with you on that. So much hint dropping about the Greymane Wall from devs.

Yeah. I remember reading a while back a blue post that said they're working on something big for whatever's behind that wall. A new race & starting area would classify as "something big" I think :laugh:

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No it's not. WoW ruined so much lore.

I think you're over reacting. It bent the rules a little too far in some parts. But you must be willing to make some concessions. Games Workshop wouldn't let Mythic do anything with their lore and look where that landed them!

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I think you're over reacting. It bent the rules a little too far in some parts. But you must be willing to make some concessions. Games Workshop wouldn't let Mythic do anything with their lore and look where that landed them!

Draenei wasn't bending any rule.

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So I'm watching Penn & Teller bull**** on violent video games and theres alot of WoW shout outs. The episode starts off as what appears to be a FPS in Penn's view, with a chat channel occuring in the lower left corner. I took some good snips of the WoW references...

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Ok so I wanna start playing again, but I've totally forgotten all my account details. I know of one account that uses my main e-mail, but that is not the account I used my CD-Key for.

I cancelled the account and deleted my characters and all I have left is my CD-Key with no idea what account I used the key for.

Any suggestions?

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Eric Veteran

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Ok so I wanna start playing again, but I've totally forgotten all my account details. I know of one account that uses my main e-mail, but that is not the account I used my CD-Key for.

I cancelled the account and deleted my characters and all I have left is my CD-Key with no idea what account I used the key for.

Any suggestions?

Go to http://eu.blizzard.com/support/webform.xml?locale=en_GB and select WoW, then select "Forgotten Account Data" under the category and "Account Name Retrieval" under the "Forgotten Account Data" dropdown. You will get a form that asks for information. If you don't have all of it there is a box that will allow you to upload your ID information for verification.

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