Product Description

Get ‘The Knowledge’ with The World of Warcraft Atlas, 2nd Edition and play to win. Make your way through Azeroth and all of The Burning Crusade and World of Warcraft using city and region maps and discover connections to other regions, sub-regions, dungeons and towns. Hand-drawn maps include callouts for everyone in town, they’re the perfect highlights for specific NCP locations keeping you ahead of the game. An exhaustive index provides a listing of all NCPs, named enemies and beasts in the games along with their locations on map grids so they’re easy to find. Explore listings of resources, trainers and vendors, plus an updated World Map featuring flight paths, main cities, instance dungeons and battleground locations. Covers: PC.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #51676 in Books
• Published on: 2008-09-18
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Hardcover
• 80 pages

About the Author
Best known for blockbuster hits including the Warcraft® series, StarCraft®, and the Diablo® series, Blizzard Entertainment® (www.blizzard.com), a division of Vivendi Universal Games, is a premier developer and publisher of entertainment software renowned for creating many of the industry's most critically acclaimed games. Blizzard's track record includes eight #1-selling games and multiple Game of the Year awards. The company's free Internet gaming service Battle.net® reigns as the largest in the world, with millions of active users.

Customer Reviews

Good. Could have been better
(only had the book 20 minutes - first reaction)

What it does is done well, the print is clear and the maps are nice.

The full index of NPC locations is useful, as is the quick list of class and profession trainers.

My only real criticism is that there are no maps for instance dungeons, which would have made it much more useful.

A most helpful book
This book is great, the maps are very helpful as is the NPC placements listed for each area. I shall definatly find this helpful.

My only complaints are the fact that no dungeons are listed, the book would have been better of waiting until after the release of Burning Crusade and its awkward to tell which vendors are horde or alliance on the main map pages.

Lovely to look at but not an essential purchase
Firstly I have to say this book looks lovely and feels more like a "coffee table" book than a game guide. Although it does a good job of telling you where a lot of monsters and NPC's are, it only really duplicates what is in the Strategy guide.

This is a little more detailed on town maps and vendor details, whereas the strategy guide gives you all the NPC's that give you quests and their approximate locations.

Perhaps worth getting if you want all the information you can hoover up, but personally I feel if you already have the strategy guide then I probably wouldn't bother with this as well.