So the WoW Content Management team here at Allakhazam has thrown our collective hat in with the recent spate of celebrities and not so celebrity types and created our very own Twitter page for you to "tweet" on.

Earlier today Zarhym made a post saying they updated the Under Development page with a screenshot of the new Tauren Druid cat form. You can find the original post here.

Wryxian has stated on the official European forums that Blizzard is possibly considering implementing profession-based titles in the future. Apparently the dev team thinks they're a "rather cool idea" so players can advertise their profession, but there would most likely be more requirements than simply hitting the maximum skill for the profession.

Since this announcement is obviously meant to generate discussion, what do you think? Would you like to be able to earn a title for your profession? How difficult should it be to obtain? You can read Wyrxian's full post after the jump.

Crygil has added to the list of in-game fixes, and the most recent include increases to stats on three items to reflect their item levels. Here are the fixes straight from Crygil's post:

• The tentacle creatures and floating skulls in Yogg Saron’s brain rooms should now load faster.
• The following items have had their stats increased to properly reflect their item level: Earthshaper, Valorous Siegebreaker Shoulderplates, and Conqueror’s Siegebreaker Shoulderplates.
• The Leviathan’s Coil ring has had its armor reduced from 882 to 448 to properly reflect the item level.

Patch day again! But don't get too excited, this is a small one with mainly class balance change and some Ulduar fix. You can find the original annoucement on the official forums.

Click more below to see the patch note or visit our wiki page.

UPDATE: Nethaera has announced that the second batch of BlizzCon tickets has sold out. The post was made 29 minutes after the tickets went on sale.

As we've reported, a second batch of BlizzCon tickets go on sale today at 10 a.m. Pacific time, which is in approximately 10 minutes. So if you're interested in getting some before they sell out, head over to the online Blizzard Store and start refreshing the page!

Also, Nethaera announced that the Armory is temporarily down to "further alleviate potential load on our website" during the sale of BlizzCon tickets. The Armory was taken down when the first batch sold out in less than 30 minutes and was up and running shortly thereafter.

The World of Warcraft/Mtn. Dew promotion kicked off its next phase of the event today; the chance for registrants to win a variety of prizes by spending the "tokens" they've been earning. The promotion--which began earlier this month--is a joint venture between Activision/Blizzard and Pepsi Co. to advertise Mtn. Dew's new Warcraft-themed "Game Fuel" soda.

Fans can register at the site and choose to support either the Horde or Alliance factions of World of Warcraft, which represent the new soda flavors; Citrus Cherry and Wild Fruit. Early registrants have already been earning "virtual tokens" each day by completing various marketing-related tasks, such as watching videos or clicking product links.

Tokens are used to place entries in four weekly phases of daily drawings, the first of which began earlier today. Prizes consist of Game Fuel-related merchandise, as well as some higher-end gaming peripherals sponsored by Razer and Alienware. The grand prizes--expense-paid trips to BlizzCon 2009--are drawn once per week until the end of June, when the contest ends.

Aside from the promotion's weekly drawings, it was speculated and then confirmed that everyone who registers with the site will recieve a code for a new in-game Battle-Bot vanity pet (pics courtesy of MMO-Champion). While the exact date that codes will be sent out to registrants is still unknown, current WoW subscribers can still sign up for the promotion now to reserve a code, until it's announced otherwise!

Wryxian announced a couple days ago that the first cross-language battlegroups has been created to combine battlegroups of different languages into one pool of players. Well, Wryxian has edited the announcement to let us know that more cross-language battlegroups will be implemented on Wednesday, June 3.

Two cross-language BGs were created two days ago, and eight more will be created on June 3. You can view the entire list below. If you have any questions, you can check out the FAQ regarding the mergers. Basically, players of each language will be on the same side of the battle, so no translations are needed.

The staff over at Beckett Massive Online Gamer has released its list of the top 20 most influential people in MMOs in 2008, and Rob Pardo, the executive vice president of Blizzard, nabbed the top spot. EVE Online's Hilmar Petursson, Sony Online Entertainment's John Smedley and Cryptic's Jack Emmert earned the second, third and fourth spots, respectively.

According to Doug Kale, the magazine's editorial director, 10 of the 20 influential people are new to the annual list. "The newest star is Todd Coleman of KingsIsle Entertainment. Todd helped launch one of the hottest new MMOs in 2008, Wizard101, which now has over 2 million registered users," Kale said.

You can read the announcement, as well as the full list of influential people, after the jump.

If you were one of the many fans who were unable to get a BlizzCon ticket when the first batch went on sale May 16, you have another chance this Saturday, May 30. Nethaera announced today that tickets will go on sale at 10 a.m. Pacific time, so load up the Blizzard store early and keep refreshing right up until 10 a.m. for your best chance to get a good spot in the queue. The first batch sold out in less than 30 minutes, so keep that in mind.

The event takes place at the Anaheim Convention Center from Aug. 21-22 and tickets cost $125 each. If you can't get tickets, you can pay to watch coverage of the convention on DIRECTV. More information can be found on the official BlizzCon site.