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When I first began playing World of Warcraft back in 2004, I didn't have a clear idea of exactly how to play the game.

Last week, we talked about what makes a Mary Sue character -- a character so perfect that they always do everything right, have no weaknesses, and never lose a battle.

You may have heard of her, if you're a roleplayer; her name is usually invoked when people are criticizing characters.

The Broken Isles may be a very dangerous place to be, but there are still plenty of excellent locations for potential Legion roleplay.

World of Warcraft is by nature a game of entirely fantastical elements.

World of Warcraft wasn't exactly created with roleplayers in mind.

Last week, we discussed the basics of the Alliance faction -- which races are available to play, and the kind of plot points you can expect to see with each race.

We've had several columns now where we've talked about developing and creating a character -- the basics of story creation, setting up character profiles, and even some of the basics of beginner roleplay.

Everyone wants to be a hero -- or rather, everyone is the hero by default in World of Warcraft.

Why would anyone want to roleplay?