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1. Sinyan says

   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 this product!!!

   January 16, 2010, 6:19 pm
2. Quadros says

   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.

   January 17, 2010, 7:04 am
3. Cazares says

   It was a bargain and fast delivery. You can’t ask for anything more. Excellent buying experience. I’ll buy from this seller again.

   January 17, 2010, 6:39 pm
4. Ibrahim says

   This book LOOKS beautiful. It is a great coffee table book if you are a fan of the game beyond simply playing it. The pages are artistically designed and the information is nostalgic for those of us who have played for a long time, and enjoy collecting everything about WoW, such as the figures, the books, the cards, etc.

   If you are looking for an actual research guide, the internet has far better content with exacting details. Still, sometimes I’ll quickly glance at this book while playing if I have forgotten what region a certain city is in. Other than that, it is purely for the collector, and I enjoy it for that reason alone.

   January 18, 2010, 6:48 am
5. Veach says

   Personally I think this book is basically useless. If you really think you need it, go to a local bookstore to see it first hand. Think about trying to use it while your in game. I just hope they made things better in the latest release which is The Wraith Of The Lich King edition.

   January 18, 2010, 6:41 pm
6. Castle says

   I can’t remember reading so much whining and nit-pic for the most inconsequential and lame reasons. One guy in here is complaining that many maps are printed on 2 pages and span across the binding and complains that they can’t be “cut out”.

   Please tell me. What kind of rational, thinking person purchases a beautiful hardcover reference book to cut it up??

   Many of the complaints I’m reading are that this book could be “so much better”.

   The bottom line is . . . if you play World of Warcraft you know this game is absolutely huge. It is breathtaking and often staggering in it’s expanse and enormity. This game will always be changing . . . maps change, creatures change, anything can be rehashed and redeveloped in the game at any time.

   This is a reference book.

   Doctors don’t have just one book. Teachers, lawyers, students and professional people who require a reference book do not have just one . . . why? Things change. Life changes. We need many books.

   This is just one, very excellent, very thorough and very well-designed and constructed reference book for the game of World of Warcraft. I have this one and “Dungeon Companion” and yes . . . I want, and will purchase more to have on-hand for reading and making references to while I journey through the game.

   This is a tremendous reference book and I highly recommend it. I also recommend, that for the scope of this game . . . you will find you need more than one guide at your fingertips . . . and indeed . . . this is an invaluable one to have!

   If you’re into the game . . . buy it!

   January 19, 2010, 6:59 am
7. Edgar says

   It’s always nice to have the latest guide book, and that’s why I bought this after installing the Lich King. Enough of the original game area had changed with this latest expansion that I thought it was time for a new map book. I was disappointed to see that not even the new harbor area of Stormwind was shown in the book. Additions like that in the game were the primary reason for my buying. I would hesitate to upgrade any of my books in the future, just because they were updated editions, until I have talked with other people to see whether there is really any new additions to the old content.

   January 19, 2010, 6:49 pm
8. Ganley says

   This book is awesome… and has just what it advertises. (I don’t understand folks complaining that a book dosen’t have things it never said it did.) Itss a wonderful map book with good details on basic things such as travel paths, vendors, trainers, herbs, mining etc. And its a large hardbound glossy book for only twenty bucks. I’ll definitely be buying the other two. I’m extremely happy with it.

   January 20, 2010, 6:20 am
9. Jerzak says

   u get more info and easier access from Quest Helper than this book delivers and QH is free. I was also disappointed in the fact that the area covered is limited to such a small region of the game. For the price it looks mice, but is useless

   January 20, 2010, 6:14 pm
10. Fletcher says

    I haven’t found the difference between the “2nd Edition,” and the original, I suspect that it is a 2nd Printing. It is an excelent addition to a gamer’s library, as WoW is a massive game, and u can’t remember everything you encounter, or need to find to do a “Quest.” I have been playing for several years, and still find myself referring to this atlas.

    Carol

    January 21, 2010, 7:08 am
11. Gannon says

    I love the atlas, its a great tool. When it came it was very well made. If you are thinking about purchasing this do it, its a great product. Everyone else is just upset it took so long to ship.

    With digging you would be able to find the information on the internet but this is made for you, and its on nice paper, and nicely bound. The book even smelled fresh when it came. I mean I opened it and it woof.. freshly processed paper. My teenage brother loves it too, maybe I’ll get him one.

    January 21, 2010, 6:10 pm
12. Chai says

    For the love of Pete! The release date for this book is nearly a year passed due and I get (yet again) another approval for order delay from Amazon. Boy, Brady sure has lost a ton of money from the sale of this book. From the forums & blogs, it appears that MANY players now feel the book is obsolete, especially since they have already reached level 80 & have fully explored Northrend. There is no reason for such a long delay in this book’s release, it’s not like there is a lot of fine detailing that goes into one of these atlases & there hasn’t been any really major Northrend area updates (except maybe Uladar). Even then it shouldn’t matter that much since they released the BC atlas without Shadowmoon Valley & Quel’Danas. This is really, really sad & not good business practices.

    January 22, 2010, 6:12 am
13. Meek says

    Brady needs to get thier act together. Accepting pre-orders in October for a product that they don’t ship until the end of July is totally unacceptable. Surely someone at Brady realizes 10 months delay is reputation damaging…

    I had sort of hoped that the extensive delays were due to Brady wanting to include maps from the Ulduuar raiding instance but that hope proved misplaced.

    The Atlas itself is well made, easy to read and navigate, just like all of Brady’s previous WoW atlases, BUT the continual delays in production and shipping have considerably cheapened the product and decreased its rating. If Brady had shipped within a reasonable amount of time this rating would be a 4-5 star instead of the 1-2 star rating I elected to give it.

    Come on Brady… get your act together!!!

    January 22, 2010, 6:53 pm
14. DeMarco says

    I have loved all their atlas’s. The book had all the basic info you look up all the time and its in one spot without searching the web and I love the detailed city maps. People seem to complain that its not something it was never intended to be. Sure you can get a lot of the into all over the web. I prefer to pull out my atlas’s to quickly and concisely find what I need. The travel routes alone were worth it to me! Large hardbound color book fro $13? Its awesome!

    Nancy
    Level 77 Human Mage

    January 23, 2010, 6:55 am
15. Jackson says

    Anything Brady could potentially place into this book is already available, free of charge, from a plethora of wikis and websites which are continually updated to ensure their accuracy as Blizzard updates the content. Going all the way back to Everquest, static atlases for MMOs have been a terrible waste of time and I don’t forsee this being any different.

    January 23, 2010, 6:43 pm
16. Henderson says

    Once Burning Crusades opens up it’s going to be a bit out of date since you won’t have maps of the new cities or zones, but the rest of the world is in there. I use the Atlas about once a week or so when I’m heading into a totally new zone. It’s very handy to know where you’re going and what kind of vendors, flight points, and other important information is there. The atlas is the greatest guide I own to help me with my travels. It also lets me have the map open and the game going at the same time so I can quit reference them without changing windows on the computers.

    January 24, 2010, 6:57 am
17. Updyke says

    This book has saved me many times when I’ve been lost. The maps are fairly detailed and include a quick reference to familiarize you with the region and towns. It’s also great for finding trainers, flight masters, and vendors. The index is very large and contains some additional information for finding what you seek. It’s a very good quality book, great for newbies as well as more advanced gamers.

    January 24, 2010, 6:34 pm
18. Quemena says

    This is a nice reference for WoW. It has a map of the various Flight Paths and Ship routes. Great to refer to when opening up new territory in the game. Nice tool for the World of Warcraft gamer. I use it all the time.

    January 25, 2010, 6:42 am