The ultimate guide to Warcraft lore in print
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Meh I will just read chronicles off some free comics site
Aside from that I boycott blizzard watch 
That’s not Wowpedia…
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I can’t wait for them to declare it from an “unreliable narrator” so they can retcon whatever they feel like from it.
you beat me to it, i would suggest against purchasing any book from blizzard unless you dont mind it being retconned to hell and back on the next month after release.
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I’m glad my cynicism is shared by others.
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It’s not a new book, it’s a list of physical media that’s been published. Read the link before commenting about something you clearly didn’t look at.
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Thank you, Evelysaa. It was obvious by their comments that they didn’t check the link before spouting their opinions.
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oh i did, however i wouldnt just miss a chance to bash blizzard, specially if its about the lore.
As a general rule, I dislike clicking outside links unless something is given to entice me to click said links (i.e. a description of what to expect), and OP just repeated the title of it without offering any insight as to what it was. As such, I took a shot in the dark and apparently missed.
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Acknowledged. And agreed
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But I did.
Yeah, I agree. I don’t often click on a link unless it is pretty well explained.
I don’t know what this is. I didn’t click on the link. I would agree some description from the OP might have helped us understand what his point is. From just the OP, I can’t tell if it is a book commissioned by Blizz, or a website affiliated with Blizz, or just entirely fanmade.
It looks like some website made a list of what is and isn’t canon, and they made an order, and maybe Blizz gave its blessing? Idk. But I agree with the general sentiment that it probably missed something and will be retconned soon enough.
I read the article before posting (or well scrolled all the way down) but its just a book about random books, most which are outdated heavily.
Doesn’t Warcraft canon change every other week?
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its missing so much detail, and the links about certain stuff just send you to amazon to buy the book. so just using wowpedia is better.