Project Lore

2008 has been the best year ever for Project Lore, mostly because it was the year that Project Lore made its debut to the world. All of us here would like to take a moment today to wish everyone happy and safe holidays. Without you the fans, Project Lore would not be able to exist, and we hope that you continue to join us in the coming year. So keep on sending emails and leaving comments, because we love reading them (most of the time ;). We have a lot of exciting endeavors that we are working hard on for 2009, so keep watching into the new year. We also wanted to let you know what was coming up on the site over the busy next couple of weeks. Our normally scheduled programming will continue through Saturday, and after that we'll be showing you guys the Best of Project Lore. We hand picked our favorite episodes of Project Lore - the ones we had the most fun taping, the ones we with the best fan reactions, the ones we hope you show to your friends to get them hooked on Project Lore too. So tune in, and thank you for being a part of Project Lore. Happy Holidays! -The Project Lore Crew

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BlizzCon tickets go on sale tomorrow. According to a blue post, it will happen sometime after the work day starts. So you won't have to stay up late tonight in order to guarantee yourself a spot. Last year, tickets sold out in days. Earlier this year, World Wide Invitational tickets sold out quickly, went back on sale, then sold out quickly again. So apparently, people like WoW and want exclusive swag. If you want to go to BlizzCon, you'd better check that official BlizzCon website often on Monday, so you don't get left high and dry. I know at least a few of you are anxious to get your hands on tickets to the convention. Many people seem to already have made plans, travel arrangements, and hotel reservations. Who of you are among them? How many of you have made up your minds about getting that polar bear mount, winning the costume contest, or making your to class designers about nerfing warlocks? The show isn't going to be far from where I live, so who knows, I may just have to show my face there. Or maybe I'll dress up in a murloc suit.

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