WoW: Global Arena Tournament Registration Opens
Registration for the 2009 World of Warcraft Global Tournament is now open. The tournament features 3v3 matches with level 80 characters and gear. Prizes come in the form of cash and range from $600 to and impressive $75,000! Grab the details below:
- The registration fee is $20 per account for the online qualifier
- Live tournaments with a chance to win cash
- Instantly create new, fully-customizable level 80s with full sets of epic gear
- 3v3 Arena team combat
- Earn exclusive rewards: Armored Murloc Pet, “Vanquisher” title
We invite the most dedicated and skilled Arena combatants around the world to enter the new World of Warcraft Global Arena Tournament! Your glorious victories in the Tournament will not only grant renown and recognition for your prowess, but will also grant your team a chance to earn cash prizes as well.
Within a structured format comprised of one online qualifier, players will battle on special Tournament realms purely dedicated to the competitive format of 3v3 Arena matches. The characters used in these realms are new level 80s that you create, bristling with PvP armor and weapons. The top teams from the online qualifier will battle in an invitational ladder for a chance to participate in the regional finals, culminating in the live global finals - featuring a total cash prize pool of over $200,000!
Tournament registration is open to any active World of Warcraft account upgraded with the Burning Crusade and Wrath of the Lich King expansions. Registration costs one payment of $20.00, which grants one eligible World of Warcraft account access to the tournament realms for the duration of the six-week tourney. Players will be able to create up to three new fully customizable level-80 characters on these realms and deck them out with a full set of epic gear. Then form your new 3v3 team and enter the Arenas, where a whole new level of competitive play awaits you. Good luck!
$20 is a bit too much for the tournament IMO. I can have just as much fun playing in the regular arena. With the economy as it is is, I doubt their tournament may be as successful as it was last year.
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