Sex in the Undercity: A guide to finding love in Azeroth

by Mike Schramm Feb 13th 2007 at 12:03PM

The Valentine's Day event started last week. Love, exciting and new, is in the air in Azeroth, and I sent my undead rogue, Punishment of Thunderhorn, to go looking for love in all the wrong places. He didn't exactly make time with Sylvanas Windrunner (she's such a banshee), but he was able to form a real odd couple.

You can see his journey in the Gallery below, and get a firsthand look at just how love works in Azeroth. The event ends Thursday, so go through the guide below to see the ins and outs of finding your soulmate (or mates, as the case may be), and then get to it! Love is in the air!

Gallery: Sex in the Undercity

Tags: guards, love, popularity, rogue, sylvanas, undercity, valentinesday

Filed under: Undead, Events, Virtual selves, Features, Humor, Guides, NPCs, Galleries

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Dr. Funbags Feb 13th 2007 12:31PM

Yeah - you have to get the 3 packages from each city - combine them to make a city gift package - then when you have all 3 city packages you combine it for Faction Gift Package. Which you then turn in to the lil flying guy from Star Wars who is at each of the cities "leaders". Wherever you turn it in - that is who you voted for.

Guernia Feb 13th 2007 3:45PM

Worst. Seasonal. Event. Ever.

barb dybwad Feb 13th 2007 4:19PM

sex in the undercity... priceless.

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