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Resurrections for Hardcore Deaths Due to DDoS Attacks on April 24th & May 3rd

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Blizzard has resurrected Hardcore characters who died as a result of DDoS attacks on April 24th & May 3rd.

We have identified and resurrected characters who died due to circumstances caused by distributed denial-of-service attacks on the Doomhowl realm on April 24, and on the Doomhowl and Defias Pillager realms on May 3.

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