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Warlords Take New York – World Of Warcraft Street Ad

Coming off of the big buzz from Blizzcon last weekend and with the new expansion pack Warlords of Draenor coming out this week, Blizzard decided to do some creative advertising in the streets of New York.

It’s probably best not to expect a tip from an Orc. The axe is a full-scale replica of Grom Hellscream’s weapon Gorehowl. The axe most recently was being used by Garrosh Hellscream, the final raid boss in Siege of Ogrimmar who I will be trying to kill tonight before the expansion drops this week.

World Of Warcraft: Warlords Of Draenor launches on November 13th.

Via Bleeding Cool, Warlady. H/t: WoWHead

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