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World of Warcraft: Traveler Announced



We’re pleased to announce a new collaboration with Scholastic, the world’s largest publisher and distributor of children’s books on a new book series for kids ages 8-12 – World of Warcraft: Traveler.

Set in the breathtaking land of Azeroth, this epic action-adventure series features a young cast of Warcraft characters discovering the mysteries and majesty of the world around them. Written by celebrated comic book author and animator Greg Weisman, the first book will include full-page illustrations and sketches created by Blizzard artist Samwise Didier, and a full-color cover illustration by Blizzard artist Stephane Belin.

The first hardcover book is scheduled for release in November of 2016.

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  1. What I LOVE, is that this story has a lot of appeal simply due to the fact that it presents a the massive world of Azeroth from the perspective of a small person living in it. No grandiose theaters of war, no grim-dark powers that be, no gritty and complicated conflicts between leaders and armies. Just a simple story about a single boy who's living in and exploring that same exact world.

    Where normally we see Azeroth from an omnipotent bird's eye view, this book allows us to see it from a down-to-earth worm's eye view, and that's what intrigues me the most about World of Warcraft: Traveler. Probably why most other people will pick it up too. It really can appeal to all demographics: whether it be as a children and young adult's story, an introduction into the world of Azeroth, or as a lovely treat for long-time WoW fans.

  2. Really loved the book. I had a great feeling of nostalgia through the whole thing. It was almost like I was a little kid playing vanilla wow again. Thanks Blizzard. Looking forward to the next book 🙂

  3. I'm interested who the Dryad is. There aren't actually too many Dryad characters in WoW that stand out, other then the typical dryad. Lunara solely in Heroes. and Mylune: some form of Magical Dryad of Hope and wonder :p

  4. This idea is beautiful but it does pose an interesting challenge. Sure it's a fantasy world full of magic, dragons, and all kinds of wonders but, WOW is rated T for teen, for a reason. It's a little dark for a kid. However if they do pull it off it will be wonderful to be able to introduce any kids I may have in the future to the world that I've spent so much of my life in.

  5. Isn't it a first step into some kind of "Disney'ish" animated story? I mean i look like an quite impressive story for advanced animation with adventure story but with all wow's epicness and variety both in world and characters? seems interesting!

  6. Blizzards New Approach: "Hey guys, we aren't entertaining to adults anymore… lets figure out a way to make this more entertaining for children!" (guy with lisp at the end of the table: "yea! That thoundth awethome!")

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