The World of Warcraft team has released a statement talking about the Activision Blizzard lawsuit. In their team statement, they also mention they're working on removing in-game references from offending parts of the game. While no specifics were given, one could assume this would include references like Field Marshal Afrasiabi, an NPC referencing Alex Afrasiabi which has prompted many spontaneous in-game protests.
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