Challenge Mode Paladin

Challenge Mode World of Warcraft Paladin Cosplay Blizzcon

I completed my first worbla build in 40 days. 120-160+ hours. Everyday after work. Sometimes even during lunch breaks.

Year: 2014
First debut: Blizzcon 2014
Time spent: 40 days (1.5 months)

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Challenge Mode World of Warcraft Paladin Cosplay Blizzcon

This year was my first year truly cosplaying at Blizzcon – it was 2014! It was a rather fun build and I learned a lot out of this!

Here’s our 360 cam shot

Challenge Mode World of Warcraft Paladin Cosplay Blizzcon

…and of course it was nice having the hot helmet off for a little bit!

Challenge Mode World of Warcraft Paladin Cosplay Blizzcon

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