Horde wins more battles, but Alliance holds more fronts
Good evening, Azeroth. I'm Ron Burgundoom, and my moustache has asked me to say it is, frankly, the main event. I stand in Thousand Needles this morning, and the day is behind me. It was a long one.
The Horde won more of the fighting. Their raid on Duskwood at the Raven Hill Cemetery Afternoon Raid was decisive. They held Duskwood through the evening, and the Brawl at the Hushed Bank went their way too. They held the Ruins of Lordaeron above Undercity, night and morning alike. In Thousand Needles, the Horde stood at Darkcloud Pinnacle and repelled the Alliance raid. The front moved like a mighty river, or a... a large soup. I had soup for lunch. It was cold. It was meant to be.
The Alliance pressed hard all the same. They raided Freewind Post and took it decisively. Desolace, Gnomeregan, Loch Modan and Stonetalon Mountains passed to them, while Durotar passed to the Horde. <RUIN> led the guilds. Gidhon Wins led the Alliance in kills, and Mhureth Theolia led the Horde. I... I need a moment. The Alliance holds more fronts tonight. THE ALLIANCE LED.
Stay classy, Azeroth.
Today's hot zones Ashenvale (16 to 30) and Elwynn Forest (1 to 15)

