This map puts a new spin on the traditional Tower Defense style of maps. Download it, grab some friends, and fire Burbenog TD up! Read more about this map here and feel free to leave your feedback here.
Araxas on November 28, 2005
In late November, hundreds of the world's best computer game players converged on Singapore to compete in the World Cyber Games Grand Finals. The largest annual gaming tournament drew competitors from almost 70 countries and featured a total prize pool of $400,000. Among the headline events were Blizzard's Warcraft III: Frozen Throne and StarCraft: Brood War. Read the full recap here.
SOLDIER on November 21, 2005
The Season Three qualifiers for November have been chosen and are listed below. Congratulations to those who qualified! The next date to qualify is December 9th and ten qualifiers from each realm will be chosen. There is one more chance to make into the Season Three Finals, so good luck.
On November 19, 2005, the World Cyber Games Grand Finals came to an end. We would like to congratulate all of the competitors for their grand display of skill, talent, and dedication. The results for the StarCraft and Warcraft III matches are listed below.
Warcraft III
SKYCN
BenQGeiLShort
4K_Grubby
StarCraft
fOru
[3D]Androide
Legionnaire
SOLDIER on November 18, 2005
The first round of the WCG wrapped up today. There were some very exciting games played, with much more to come in the next couple of days. Check out the results of day 2 for Warcraft III and StarCraft: Brood War here. Please visit the forums to discuss predictions on the outcome of the WCG 2005!
Araxas on November 17, 2005
The World Cyber Games started today with their first round of single-elimination matches. 89 players from around the world have joined each other to play in one of the largest tournaments in the world. Over the next four grueling days, these players will compete for their shot at the WCG title.
The Warcraft III and StarCraft players were divided into groups. Half of the groups played today, the other half will begin tomorrow. The top two players from each group will move on to the finals bracket, which begins on November 18.
Wage your own galactic battles between the Zerg, Protoss, and Terrans with these limited-edition ToyCom action figures.
Ranging from 5.6" to 8.5" in height, the Firebat, Hydralisk, and Tassadar figures are fully poseable, with an average
of 14 points of articulation. This line of action figures is being discontinued, so be sure to visit the
Blizzard Online Store to get your collectibles now before they disappear.
SOLDIER on November 15, 2005
As a way to celebrate the third season of the Battle.net ladder system, we will be offering players a chance to be a part of Blizzard tournament history. We have created a Season Three Finals Logo Contest that offers players the opportunity to show off their artistic talents and create the logo to be used in the Season Three Finals that are taking place early next year! For full rules and submission information, please visit here.
General Rules
The image must be relevant to the third season of the Warcraft III Ladder
The image must be an original piece of artwork
Maximum file size is set at 15MB
No more than 2 entries per person
To submit your image(s), please send an email to ModSupport@blizzard.com with "LOGO CONTEST" in the subject line and be sure to attach the image(s) that you are submitting to that email.
Blaze on November 11, 2005
The Cult of the Damned was known for massacring remote villages to supply their ghoulish experiments with innocents. With aerial support you can send the lieutenants of their latest raid back to Hell.
Due to popular demand, Gnoll Wood will be replacing The Frozen Throne version of Lost Temple in the map pool for the Warcraft III Ladder. Happy laddering!
Araxas on November 1, 2005
All the replays from the second day of BlizzCon are now online. Please visit the BlizzCon Invitational web page to download the replay files and relive all the action.
In late November, hundreds of the world's best computer game players converged on Singapore to compete in the World Cyber Games Grand Finals. The largest annual gaming tournament drew competitors from almost 70 countries and featured a total prize pool of $400,000. Among the headline events were Blizzard's Warcraft III: Frozen Throne and StarCraft: Brood War. Read the full recap here.
