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C. Custer · · 1 min read

China’s craziest WOW player has 247 level-90 accounts, and there’s more…

If you’ve ever thought you were obsessed with a particular game or character, you’ve got nothing on this guy! A Sina Games editor has stumbled across a very dedicated player on China’s servers. The guy has 247 level-90 accounts…and every single one of them is a female blood elf monk. That’s right, the guy has nearly 250 level-90 toons, and they’re all the same gender, class, and race.

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The player is a member of a guild called “Make WoW full of love,” and as the Sina Games article points out, this particular player certainly has a lot of love for playing female blood elf monks.

Of course, it’s possible to buy quick level-ups at this point, so this guy didn’t necessarily level every single one of these accounts from 0 to 90, but even so…247 monks? That’s dedication.

(via Sina Games)


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C. Custer

Former editor and motion graphics artist for Tech in Asia. Currently content marketer at Dataquest.io