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World of Warcraft's Feast of Winter Veil: A Lore-Filled Holiday Celebration
World of Warcraft's annual Feast of Winter Veil event, a virtual Christmas celebration, returns with new rewards and festive activities. This year's event is even more special thanks to a collaboration with PlatinumWoW, resulting in a captivating lore video exploring the holiday's rich history.
The video delves into the origins of Winter Veil, weaving together Dwarven myths about Greatfather Winter—a Titan-forged giant who brings the snow—and Tauren traditions of spiritual renewal and gratitude. It also humorously touches upon the commercialization of the holiday by the Goblin-run Smokeywood Pastures, mirroring real-world Christmas traditions.
A History Steeped in Lore:
No discussion of Winter Veil is complete without mentioning Metzen the Reindeer, named after former Warcraft creative director Chris Metzen. This unfortunate reindeer has endured multiple kidnappings throughout WoW's history, adding a layer of whimsical chaos to the event. The video's humorous conclusion features Metzen expressing gratitude in Thrall's voice (fittingly, as Metzen voiced the Orc Shaman).
This collaboration with PlatinumWoW marks another successful partnership between Blizzard and a prominent content creator. PlatinumWoW has previously created lore videos on various WoW topics, including Nerubians, Vrykul, and the Scourge. Blizzard's recent embrace of content creator collaborations underscores their commitment to enriching the WoW experience.
In-Game Festivities:
Players can still partake in the Feast of Winter Veil until January 5, 2024. This year's highlights include a tamable Dreaming Festive Reindeer for Hunters, new holiday transmogs, and the Grunch pet. Don't forget to check under the tree in Orgrimmar or Stormwind for a special gift—a tradition continuing from last year's Junior Timekeeper's Racing Belt toy.
