Binding: Hardcover Dewey Decimal Number: 793.920285 EAN: 9780744004410 ISBN: 0744004411 Label: Brady Games Manufacturer: Brady Games Number Of Items: 1 Number Of Pages: 192 Publication Date: September 20, 2005 Publisher: Brady Games Release Date: September 20, 2005 Sales Rank: 332593 Studio: Brady Games
BradyGames' World of WarCraft Atlas includes the following:
Complete resource detailing each area of this expansive MMORPG.
Maps are provided for every area including all regions and major cities.
Each illustration shows critical locations and characters such as NPCs, enemies, mobs, shops, merchants, flight points, entry and exit points from regions and where they lead.
As an added bonus, cross-referenced indices of all information are also provided for ease of use.
Platform: PC CD-ROM
Genre: MMORPG
This product is available for sale worldwide.
What Others Say
WOW Atlas for Burning Crusade
This is the second atlas I have purchased and find it very well put together and satisfactory in most ways. If you are a die-hard WOW player you may want to add the atlas to your materials which can enhance your gaming experience.
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It was a bargain and fast delivery. You can't ask for anything more. Excellent buying experience. I'll buy from this seller again.
Waste of money.
A complete waste of money. I expected detailed maps of everything on World Of Warcraft. It is just blown up maps from the computer. Don't make the same mistake I did by buying World of WarCraft Atlas (Bradygames Official Strategy Guide)!!!
I like it, but its not perfect
Nice book and I am glad that I bought it. Good things are nice big pictures shows all the towns and where the NPC are located and basically what they do. Shows the flight, Zeplin and ship paths. Shows what regions connect to the one you are in. if you are in atlas and want to see the specifics on a town it gives you the page number to go to. The Bad, was written before outland so there is nothing on that area. I wish the atlas would tell you what areas are horde, contested or alliance. Also would be nice to tell you if a town was horde, alliance or neutral. there has been at least one new flight path added that I know of since World of WarCraft Atlas (Bradygames Official Strategy Guide) was published. I am glad that I bought book and I do use it a lot, but mabey they will add more info on the ... Read More
Internet databases and forums are more reliable
Thankfully, I don't own World of WarCraft Atlas (Bradygames Official Strategy Guide), but I've used it a few times. Needless to say, it's junk.
It's built pretty well, I'll give them that, but it should have been a spiral edge (so it's easier to reference things in a flash). Despite the binding, it's pretty well built.
However, for a guide, it is poorly set up. Way too much NPC nonsense, maps aren't well developed (both visually and information-wise). The hand-drawn maps (always a crowd-pleaser) are pretty good but still lack info.
All of the information in the atlas is very general, and therefore not entirely helpful. Rare spawn info is easier to find than online searches, but even that cannot justify spending any amount of money on World of WarCraft Atlas (Bradygames Official Strategy Guide).
