After hearing about the collectible card game for months now, including even some artwork displayed on Penny Arcade, Blizzard has announced the launch of the World of Warcraft Trading Card Game.
Now you may be thinking, “What exactly makes this different from all the other card games out there?” Well Blizzard, not wanting you to forget that the card game’s content is actually from a computer game, has integrated special items in the World of Warcraft MMO which are obtainable only by finding the particular card in real life. For example:
Finding 
in the real world gets you 
in game.
Additionally, each booster pack comes with 100 UDE points, which may be used online at the World of Warcraft TCG website to unlock other unique in-game items not found on rare cards.
Since WoW was able to bring my wife even further into the seedy world of gaming, perhaps the WoW card game will also pique her interest in the world of CCG’s.
Having over 25 years of gaming experience, Zach knows a thing or two when it comes to one of his favorite entertainment activities. Additionally, he has also written many articles previewing and reviewing titles which can be found in various places around the net, including VGBlogger.com. 
Anyone know the drop rate on these yet?
Kill O’Saurus
Night Elf Hunter
Kael’Thas Realm
OMG, that’s cool… maybe I could find a giant cow for my tauren to ride around on! That would be AWESOMEZ!!!!!11
In the german edition is only one turtle mount in every 500 booster pack!
http://www.gwindi.net/wordpress/2006/10/26/the-day-s-after-wow-kartenspiel/
From what I’ve seen, the drop rate is a bit more common than one in every 500 booster packs, closer to one in every 250 booster packs. For information on other in-game rewards, you can check out my blog here:
http://warcraftcardgame.com/2006/10/turn-in-to-ogre-get-turtle-mount.html