The Serenity Now guild has been doing a great job of raiding the World of Warcraft funeral. Recently, we discussed their theme song, the guild’s mission, and more. Hopefully, these tips will help you raid the funeral successfully. After all, you only get one chance to kill your beloved in this game, so don’t waste it sabotaging the event. But before you do that, you should read about how Gnomeland Security was able to survive the event.

Serenity Now guild

The funeral raid organized by the Serenity Now guild was a controversial event. Though the guild is notorious, the raid was not a violation of game rules. Although Serenity Now had good intentions, it failed to translate the rules of the game to a real-life situation. The guild and the server were not banned, but the community asked that they be. But it seems like the community has decided to let the matter go unanswered.

Serenity Now theme song

The Serenity Now theme song for World of Warcraft’s funeral crash is quite the mash-up. The funeral attendees start the day off by listening to “Where Eagles Dare” and then switch to “Scatman” as they arrive at the funeral. In an amusing twist, the players were dressed in cosmetic items and even attended the funeral with the help of the guild’s members.

Serenity Now raiding the funeral

If you’re tired of spooky events in video games, then you should know about Serenity Now’s recent death and funeral raid. The alliance guild has been widely condemned for their actions. They organized the funeral raid on disputed terrain and advertised it everywhere. They even dressed in cosmetic items. But did they actually kill anyone? That’s another story. Here’s what you need to know about Serenity Now’s death and funeral raid in World of Warcraft.

Gnomeland Security

The World of Warcraft funeral crash in Gnomeregan is a huge controversy that transcended the realm of video games. While everyone involved had good intentions, it is clear that they forgot to read the game’s rules. The community called for the banning of the two mods, Serenity Now and Gnomeland Security, but the bans were ultimately denied. While the deaths of both players were terrible, the incident has caused some to question the gaming community’s ethics.

Leeroy Jenkins video

The World of Warcraft video that made Leeroy Jenkins famous has spread around the internet. Originally posted on WarcraftMovies, the video has racked up more than 43 million views. Not only did the video become a hit, but it also became part of Blizzard lore. In response to the video’s viral success, Blizzard has created an achievement and NPC in his honor, and it has been featured on several popular television shows and movies.

Stormwind raiding the funeral

If you’ve ever been to the World of Warcraft funeral crash, you’ve probably been a bit confused about the event. The funeral crash in Stormwind occurred when a raiding party was trying to kill a Doom Lord and all of the players in the party were killed. This event established a new unwritten rule in the MMO community and demonstrated that jerkiness knows no bounds. In the early days of the MMO, kiting the Doom Lord was a popular rite of passage. The World of Warcraft funeral crash was a shockingly unpopular event, but a moment that has been remarked upon for years.

Doom Lord Kazzak

A World of Warcraft funeral crash caused by D.Va’s supreme doomlord, Supreme Lord Kazzak, has been the subject of much debate. His relic of the past gave him the ability to open the Dark Portal, unleashing an all-out war on the world of Azeroth. In order to survive, the Supreme Lord used his renewed energy to revive the ancient relic. Once the Dark Portal was opened, Kazzak left Highlord Kruul to sow fear among the defenders of the Blizzard realm. He also asked him to retrieve the shards of the Glaive of the Aspects, which were found on the Azeroth continent.