Nebu of worldofwarcraft.com writes:

Today, SwagDog is launching the newest addition to its World of Warcraft customized apparel collection, the Class Icon shirt. These shirts feature versions of the class icons newly reimagined by Blizzard Entertainment’s artists and creative development team, and can be further customized by adding a character's name, guild, realm, and battlegroup on a Horde or Alliance background. The character information can either be pulled directly from The World of Warcraft Armory or entered manually. The shirt is available in both a traditional and slim-fit t-shirt starting at $24.99 via SwagDog's website.

Nebu of worldofwarcraft.com writes:

The final SwagDog Class Icon designs are ready to be revealed! Here are the upcoming mage, paladin, rogue, and warrior class icons.

The SwagDog Class Icon T-Shirt Contest is still underway, so be sure to check out the full contest rules and eligibility page to learn how to participate.

Nebu of worldofwarcraft.com writes:

Today we take another look at the intriguing artwork submitted by your fellow Warcraft enthusiasts in our updated Blizzard Fan Art Section. Take a moment to check out these pieces, as they stand as a testament to this great community.

Do you have what it takes to express your artistic talents within the Diablo, StarCraft, or Warcraft universes? Submit your fan art now!

Nebu of worldofwarcraft.com writes:

We have more SwagDog Class Icon previews for you to feast your eyes upon. Check out the upcoming shaman, warlock, druid, and hunter class icons below.

For a chance to win one these t-shirts for your very own, head on over to our Warcraft Twitter page to participate in the SwagDog Class Icon T-Shirt Contest.

Nebu of worldofwarcraft.com writes:

Are you a guru when it comes to the ways of the priest? Think you know everything there is to know about death knights? Well, it's time to put your knowledge to the test. To prepare for the upcoming launch of its newest World of Warcraft customized Class Icon t-shirt collection, SwagDog wants you to show how well you know your character classes.

Starting Tuesday, August 31, we'll be posting two questions per day on our Warcraft Twitter page that will focus on key aspects of each World of Warcraft character class. For each of the ten class questions, we'll be selecting five winners at random from those who answer correctly to receive their very own SwagDog Class Icon custom t-shirt!

The Class Icon line will be launching this Friday, September 3, and features re-imagined designs of your favorite class emblems. Preview the death knight and priest class icons below, and be sure to stay tuned, as we'll be providing sneak peeks at all the class icons throughout the week. To learn more about this fashion-forward contest and how to participate, check out the full contest rules for details and eligibility.

Nebu of worldofwarcraft.com writes:

We have just updated our World of Warcraft Wallpapers section with a new wallpaper featuring Ruby Sanctum.

Nebu of worldofwarcraft.com writes:

The Blizzard Art gallery has been updated with 2 pieces representing the Warcraft universe. These pieces offer an inside look at the creative process behind building this virtual world.

Blizzard of worldofwarcraft.com writes:

Delve into the mysteries of Azshara with game designers Craig Amai and Dave Kosak, who talked with us about the Horde's northward expansion and the rise of the Bilgewater Cartel as part of our ongoing coverage of World of Warcraft: Cataclysm. Adventure, conflict, and, of course, profit await those who enter the newly re-imagined Azshara!

Nebu of worldofwarcraft.com writes:

BlizzCon 2010 World of Warcraft & StarCraft II In-Game Items
"Death will rise from the tide!" Level 80 Elite Tauren Chieftain once warned -- and at BlizzCon 2010, the band's dire musical prophecy will finally come to pass. Everyone who attends this year's BlizzCon or purchases the BlizzCon Virtual Ticket will receive an exclusive set of murlocalyptic in-game items for World of Warcraft and StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty. World of Warcraft players will be joined by Deathy, a murloc companion decked out as Deathwing and doing his best to strike fear into the hearts of Azeroth's crustacean population. You'll also be able to display your tidal pride in StarCraft II with a Murloc Marine character portrait and a pair of deep-sea decals to emblazon on your units, each with a different terran, protoss, and zerg design.

BlizzCon 2010 takes place on October 22 and 23 at the Anaheim Convention Center. For further details or to order the BlizzCon Virtual Ticket, visit www.BlizzCon.com.

Nebu of worldofwarcraft.com writes:

The Blizzard Fan Art Section was just updated with new artwork from your community peers. Come take a look at 4 new works based on the Warcraft universe.

Would you like to share your artistic talents with the Warcraft community? Submit your fan art today!