Serenity Now(Guild)

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Serenity Now is a Guild in the popular game World of Warcraft on the Server Illidan which, due to a notorious funeral crashing caused it to rise to immense fame, much to the surpise and bewilderment of its members.

1 Guild in General
2 Rise to Fame
3 In the Media
4 External Links

[edit] Guild in General

Serenity Now is an endgame guild, that is, the guilds primary goal is to raid high end instances such as Blacking Lair, Ahn Qiraj, and Naxxramus.

Compared to most endgame guilds found in World of Warcraft, Serenity Now is very laid back and relaxed. There are very few if any strict rules (for example, raid attendance) and pretty much anything goes. This can often lead to some chaotic things happening, sometimes good sometimes bad. It can also lead to various activities that become ritual behaviour on every such raid. As an example, after Onyxia has been defeated, the whelps are always pulled onto the raid killing near everyone. Unless there is some item on Onyxia's corpse that you may want your best bet is to immediately hearth or take a mage portal. (Naturally, every open mage portal goes to Darnassus. For the uninitiated, this is the most remote out of the way place you can possible be in-game).

[edit] Rise to Fame

On xxx Serenity Now was in Zul'Gurub, a 20man raid instance.

[edit] In the Media

Serenity Now has received a lot of attention in the media, including MTV, numerous published magazine articles and even newspapers.

[edit] PC Gamer

PC Gamer article, July 2006, titled "MASSACRE IN WINTERSPRING", "The most shocking attack in WoW history!"

[edit] MTV

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[edit] Adelaide Advertiser

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[edit] Newsweek

Newsweek article, September 18th 2006, "World of Warcraft: Is It a Game?"
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"It's unfortunate that someone would do that to people trying to honor one of their guild members," says Mike Morhaime, Blizzard's president.