Good evening everyone,

I wanted to take a moment to speak from the heart about something that makes our time in World of Warcraft so meaningful—the people who lead, organize, and keep our communities thriving.

To the GMs of And Friends, PvPs, and Evil Deeds Inc.: I want to say clearly that you have my genuine respect. Leading a guild isn’t easy. It takes patience, vision, and a willingness to put the community first, often behind the scenes where the work isn’t always visible. The cultures you’ve built show that dedication.

While your guilds came into being through a large transition from former members of Fury, I want to emphasize that there are no hard feelings from my side—only appreciation for the passion that drove people to create new spaces and new identities. Change is a natural part of any long-standing community, and it’s a sign that people care deeply about how and where they play.

What matters most is that we all share the same world, the same love for the game, and the same goal: to have fun, support each other, and create memorable experiences. I sincerely look forward to opportunities for collaborative play in the future—raids, events, PvP nights, or whatever adventures may come—if your GMs would be open to it.

At the end of the day, strong communities aren’t defined by where they started, but by how they treat each other moving forward. I’m optimistic that the future holds plenty of chances for teamwork, mutual respect, and maybe even some legendary moments together.

Thank you, and I hope our paths cross often in Azeroth.