Join the Guild Championship and win the $10,000 grand prize!‏

[seller87]

i just received that email.

can someone admit if this is not a bad webzen joke?

its the original webzen email! no fake adress.

[Ritalmania]

I received it too.
No more informations at this time....

[seller87]

just checked the homepage. there will be a tournament for real. but at the homepage there are no informations about the prizes.

[Grischnaki]

sry for the two links

[wsv]

10k$? I bet in "webzen wc dollars".

[Bornholm]

lets see and wait who wins

[Morgoth Bauglir]

I bet the people who win this spent at least that amount of money on the game lol.

[ti3stoflight]

webzen are impressive... lots of high level people leaving the game so guess what... they make an event for only high levels with a massive reward...

so they all come back lol

webzens marketing department is alot better than the programing department :P

[cyanide-ceg-]

It is true, the details of course will be released after the maintenance. But yes it's true, heard it from a little bird on my shoulder =)

[P!tch]

i win 10K; i definitely stop *****

[LoLo90]

you get the 10k in wc or wc items:-P so you will still play xD

[hexer123]

Originally Posted by seller87

i just received that email.

can someone admit if this is not a bad webzen joke?

its the original webzen email! no fake adress.

reminds me on this story

read carefully thats the real sh.t

In late 1982, Atari set out to develop a sequel to their highly successful game, Adventure. Originally dubbed Adventure II, this larger, more encompassing RPG eventually evolved into a quartet of adventure games known today as Swordquest. The four parts of the Swordquest series were titled Earthworld, Fireworld, Waterworld, and Airworld. Each game had a contest and prize associated with it. The winners of each contest were to receive the following prizes:

Earthworld - The Talisman: made of 18K solid gold, studded with 12 diamonds and the birthstones of the twelve zodiac signs.

Fireworld - The Chalice: made of platinum and gold, adorned with rubies, sapphires, diamonds, pearls, citrines, and green jade.

Waterworld - The Crown: made of gold, encrusted with diamonds, rubies, sapphires, green tourmalines and aquamarines.

Airworld - The Philosopher's Stone: a large piece of white jade encased in an 18K gold box featuring emeralds, rubies, diamonds, and citrines.

Each prize was valued at $25,000 and the winner of each contest would return to compete for the grand prize; a jewel-encrusted Sword, with an 18K gold handle and a silver blade, loaded with diamonds, emeralds, rubies, and sapphires; valued at $50,000......

it was in the 1980 and they had give out the prices for real
so why not webzen too?

[babygirogio1]

they will give you $10,000 on condition you spend it on WC

[Morgoth Bauglir]

Originally Posted by hexer123

reminds me on this story

read carefully thats the real sh.t

In late 1982, Atari set out to develop a sequel to their highly successful game, Adventure. Originally dubbed Adventure II, this larger, more encompassing RPG eventually evolved into a quartet of adventure games known today as Swordquest. The four parts of the Swordquest series were titled Earthworld, Fireworld, Waterworld, and Airworld. Each game had a contest and prize associated with it. The winners of each contest were to receive the following prizes:

Earthworld - The Talisman: made of 18K solid gold, studded with 12 diamonds and the birthstones of the twelve zodiac signs.

Fireworld - The Chalice: made of platinum and gold, adorned with rubies, sapphires, diamonds, pearls, citrines, and green jade.

Waterworld - The Crown: made of gold, encrusted with diamonds, rubies, sapphires, green tourmalines and aquamarines.

Airworld - The Philosopher's Stone: a large piece of white jade encased in an 18K gold box featuring emeralds, rubies, diamonds, and citrines.

Each prize was valued at $25,000 and the winner of each contest would return to compete for the grand prize; a jewel-encrusted Sword, with an 18K gold handle and a silver blade, loaded with diamonds, emeralds, rubies, and sapphires; valued at $50,000......

it was in the 1980 and they had give out the prices for real
so why not webzen too?

Codemaster gave also the Archlord Armor to Icecube lol :O

[Bornholm]

but the 10.000 $ together for all 10 ppl of the team, right ?
I mean if each will receive the 10k $ LOL