Featuring Project Lore

In World of Warcraft, raiding provides the ultimate group experience. Raiding occurs when a bunch of people gather and go through an instance or dungeon together to acquire loot. Sure, there's the lore and exploration, but let's face it: most of us are only interested in the loot.

A good number of instances are for five-man groups, but there are some that go as far as 25 or 40, requiring guild-encompassing populations to play through them. Coordination and tactics are required to survive endgame dungeons, and with the introduction of The Burning Crusade, instances became two-fold: they had normal and heroic modes.

Now, heroic mode dungeons are hard. All of the mobs are level 70 and the bosses hit harder. If you're interested in running heroics but don't know where to begin, then Project Lore is for you.

Bringing together five dudes, four cameras, and the one and only World of Warcraft, Project Lore is all about putting the best multimedia MMORPG game guides in one place. We also make a daily video show and a blog about all things WoW. Led by Alex Albrecht, the show follows the progress of a group of level 70 players who love beer and pizza and loathe Fel Orcs.

Head over to the source link to visit the website. The episodes are enjoyable and entertaining. Huge props to the guys for coming up with the idea. The only thing I don't like about them is that they're Alliance, but hey, I can't have everything, right?

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