Blizzard Sues Grandma for Knitting WoW-Inspired Sweaters

In a shocking turn of events, Blizzard Entertainment has filed a lawsuit against a sweet old grandmother for creating World of Warcraft-themed sweaters for her grandkids.

According to Blizzard’s legal team, the handmade sweaters featuring iconic WoW characters such as Leeroy Jenkins and Murlocs are in violation of their intellectual property rights. The company claims that the intricate stitching and impeccable detail of the sweaters could confuse consumers into thinking they are official merchandise.

In response, the grandmother, who goes by the in-game name GrannyGamer69, has started a GoFundMe to cover her legal fees. She argues that her passion for knitting and love for her grandchildren should exempt her from legal action.

Social media has exploded with support for GrannyGamer69, with hashtags like #KnitHappens and #FreeTheSweaters trending worldwide. Gamers are calling for Blizzard to drop the lawsuit and even offer GrannyGamer69 a partnership to create official WoW merchandise.

As the legal battle heats up, one thing is clear: GrannyGamer69’s sweaters have become the hottest item in Azeroth, with players clamoring to get their hands on a piece of knitting history.

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