Wondering what sort of imagery fits with L70ETC's "Rogues Do It From Behind"? Look no further - Blizzard has announced the winners of this track's music video contest. Further details are available in the full article.

Want to direct your own music video? You may want to help out the World of Warcraft band Level 70 Elite Tauren Chieftain (L70ETC) by making an epic video based on their new song, "Rogues Do It From Behind." If you manage to impress the WoW crowd your your director skills, there's a chance that you can nab an iPod Touch, among other prizes. More details in the full article!

If you sent in some feedback regarding the first ever BlizzCast, then you may want to check this article. Over on the World of Warcraft forums, Bornakk has posted the winners G51 Logitech 5.1 Surround Sound Speaker sets and StarCraft II hats.

Interested in knowing if your name was picked? Check out the full article for more!

Just because the holidays are over, it doesn't mean we can't enjoy some of the Christmas-themed confectionery delights brought to us by some of the members of the World of Warcraft community.

Blizzard has finally announced the winners of the recently concluded Holiday Dessert Contest, with 15 entries recognized for their dessert making talents. Check out the pictures of these sweet creations in the full article!

The official Blizzard podcast has finally gone live and in the first episode, Sam Didier (StarCraft II and World of Warcraft art) and Jeff Kaplan (WoW's Sunwell Plateau) were on the centerstage while Karune and Drysc were the interviewers.

Find out more in the full article, you can check out some Sunwell Plateau screenshots too.

Apparently even Thaddeus Loenbrough of the Royal Photographic Society of Azeroth is getting into the Christmas spirit by asking the World of Warcraft community of gamers to submit their cool holiday screenshots for two special contests. Blizzard has announced the return of two of its annual screenshot contests to hail in the season of Winter Veil across the world of Azeroth.

Check out the contests' details in the full article!

With the onset of the season of Advent, it seems that Blizzard and Logitech are both in a festive mood. In fact, Blizzard and Logitech have teamed up to bring you the World of Warcraft Voice Chat Contest in order to celebrate both the launching of the WoW voice chat and the Feast of Winter Veil.

Interested? Find out more about the contest after the jump!

Blizzard is announcing that as part of the preparations for Halloween, they are now accepting submissions for their annual Pumpkin-Carving Contest. The said event invites contestants to submit pictures of pumpkin carvings based on Blizzard games like World of Warcraft, StarCraft, and Diablo.

The 10 winners for this event will each receive a pair of Logitech 51 Surround Sound Speaker Systems. Before you get bust out the carving knife, here are some extra contest reminders:

• Most of all, your pumpkins should be original. If they feature original art, even better.
• Your pumpkin must be lit up in the photo. You can show another photo of the pumpkin unlit.
• The pumpkin must be related to one of the Blizzard game universes - Diablo, StarCraft, Warcraft, etc.
• Make sure to send in high quality pictures. Try to take the best picture possible. You might have to read up on how to take night pictures.
• Make sure you tell us what the pumpkin is supposed to be in the caption, just in case it's not clear
• We love humor, and it's always good if you can tie that into your pumpkin
  

Those interested in submitting their best works have until Monday, October 29, (12:00 a.m. PDT) to do so. Now, if you've got your carving all ready for the competition, you can submit it to Blizzard's judges via the Read link we've provided below.

If you happen to have registered your World of Warcraft account some time between June 24 to September 25 of this year, we've got good news. Blizzard has just announced that they've started to hold the WoW Voice-Chat Sweepstakes, which will entitle its weekly winners to a Logitech Digital Precision PC Gaming Headset.

The sweepstakes proper kicked in this September 25, and is expected to last until November 3. Also keep in mind that the Voice-Chat Sweepstakes are only open to residents of the U.S. - excluding residents in the states of New York, Florida, Rhode Island, Puerto Rico and other U.S. territories and possessions - who are at least 18 years old.

Guys who'd like to read up on this sweepstake's details may want to visit WoW's official site via the Read link below.

The advent of the Logitech G15 keyboard can be considered an innovation to the gaming industry. This nifty gadget can be programmed to do things while away from the keyboard, thus presenting a big advantage to gamers who own the G15. The question: is the use of the Logitech G15 allowed in Blizzard's World of Warcraft? The answer: both yes and no.

The use of the keyboard is okay per se, however if the G15 is programmed to do stuff while the player is away, then that's where accounts get bannable. The key word, according to a blue post in the WoW forums, is "unattended".

A blue post by Issuntril illustrates the point well:

Indeed, the key word is "Unattended".

While I can certainly see the advantage of say, been able to create large amounts of water while away from your keyboard, this is still classed as automated play, and as such is against the Terms of Use.

In short, the keyboard should not be used to perform any action which a player cannot perform himself in-game using the regular macro interfaces. Obviously there is no in-game function which would allow you to cast multiple spells in the way you have specified, meaning it is not allowed with the keyboard.

So well, there you have it. Part of Logitech G15's tagline is The Logitech® G15 gives you a winning advantage, and everyone knows it’s more fun when you win, but players should take note that too much advantage just gives you the banhammer instead.