The Daily Quest continues to provide links to great WoW-related news around the Internets.
World of Ming explores why Rogues are the least represented class in Season 5 PvP
and what he did to try and ear a Top 100 ranking.
Blizzard blues explain why there isn't going to be an attunement quest for Patch 3.1's Ulduar raid instance.
Keybindings for Warriors are explored on the Darraxus blog. Also, keybindings for Paladins over at Out of Mana.
Can WoW save the planet? Kotaku has a piece on an environmental scientist who believes he has a plan to do just that.
A Druid competing in PvP is interviewed about his thoughts on where the class stands in this season.
Blessing of Kings looks at the importance of Strength for Retribution Paladins and how to balance it with other stats.
The Penance Priest blog has a sure fire method to heal raid members through Kel'Thuzad's Frost Blast.
toutnament structure
The first two weeks of the online qualifier are designated for practice - giving a chance for players to meet, form teams, gain experience playing as a team, and experiment with different lineups and strategies. During this time period, matches will not count, although your rating will change as normal. When the tourney starts in earnest, all team ratings reset to 1500. The rating and ranking system functions in the same way as on the live realms, including personal ratings.
After the six-week online qualifier concludes, the top 1000 teams will be invited to play in a one-week invitational ladder. The top eight teams from the invitational ladder will advance to the n regional finals. The top teams that emerge from each regional final will be invited to participate in the global finals guild
