Blizzard Battles is a fan-made competition which sees the heroes of heroes of the storm clash in an epic tournament to crown the undisputed champion of the nexus! Legendary characters across World of Warcraft, Diablo, Starcraft and Overwatch clash against each other in a range of different categories. The hero with the most category wins, wins the match!
But that's not all. Heroes "level up" upon winning a match which increases their attributes just like in Heroes of the Storm to make them even more formidable! This means a good luck run of matches can easily catapult a character to the tournament finals!
What is the format?
64 random heroes in heroes of the storm have been drafted into 16 groups of four where they will battle each other in their respective groups. The top two heroes in each group advance to the tournament playoffs!
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I do not want to be a stick in the mud, but your description of Fenrir is mostly inaccurate. He was neither a monster nor the personification of chaos and destruction; he was simply a wolf who tried to impress the gods with his supernatural strength. However, the gods tricked, betrayed and deceived him; they were oath-breakers (except Tyr). Basically Fenrir became a victim of the gods' paranoia, brought about by a vague prophecy. When one delves deep into the story itself (not read it at face value), one will realise the gods were therefore the villains of this particular story. Nevertheless, there is one thing you did get right. Fenrir, as well as Jormungandr and Hel, are the personifications of nature. Fenrir is the personification of the wilderness. Jormungandr is the personification of the seas, whereas Hel is the personification of death - all of whom could not be tamed by man or gods alike (one cannot tame nature). Non-Scandinavians should really talk to us locals of Scandinavia about our stories instead of acquiring the information from American bloggers or so-called academics who haven't got an inkling of our stories; it's mostly guesswork. No offence! I'm just tired of people treating him like a monster when he was simply a wolf, behaving like a wolf. 🙂
