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Wednesday, May 10, 2006

Major, major breaking news

Big news from the nytimes.com front page:
"In World of Warcraft, players will be able to join an otherworldly species called the Draenei." [LINK]
If only Jayson Blair had come along a little later, he might have legitimately never left his apartment:
BY JAYSON BLAIR
DRAENOR — May 10, 2006 In a twist, the Draenei are descended from the same demonic race, the Eredar, that produced some of Warcraft’s most fearsome foes, like the demon Archimonde . . . .


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