WoW Cheat Promotes Wares Alongside Adrants Video Posting

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If you play games like WoW or Everquest, then you know there are items you can buy to increase your strength and just generally help you kick ass across the board. Some acquire them fairly, others don’t, and still others pay ex-sweatshop workers to play in their place all night long.

In other words, there’s a huge market for people willing to part with cash for a little bit of gaming immortality. (Why this is, we’re sure we have no fucking idea.)

Alongside our posting about this WoW beer video, our ePage buddy Brad saw this saucy (and grammatically crappy) banner for World of Warcraft gold and power leveling, brought to you by “The fun place for your power.”

Contextual advertising at its finest? Rhapsodize about beer while buying kick-ass on the black market. And while you’re at it, throw in a hot animated woman to mentally fondle.

It’s not like there’s a wide world out there waiting for you to live in it. (All in 3D!)

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