World of Warcraft Arena World Championship

The World of Warcraft Arena World Championship (abbreviated as AWC) is the esports tournaments for World of Warcraft.
==History==
*Arena World Championship 2023 Dragonflight Season 2 had a share of a $400,000 (USD) prize pool across the entire season, $10,000 (USD) per Cup and a banner toy Smoldering Banner of the Aspects for teams that competes in a full AWC Cup.
*Arena World Championship 2023 Dragonflight Season 1 had a share of a $400,000 (USD) prize pool and introduced a banner toy, Thundering Banner of the Aspects, as a reward to all participants
*Arena World Championship 2022
*Arena World Championship 2019
*Arena World Championship 2018 had a share of a $280,000 (USD) prize pool. It took place at BlizzCon 2018.
*Arena World Championship 2017 took place at BlizzCon 2017. The world champions were ABC.
*Arena World Championship 2016 took place at BlizzCon 2016.
*Arena World Championship 2014
*BlizzCon 2013 Arena Global Invitational
*World of Warcraft Arena Global Finals 2012, also the introduction of the World Championship branding, took place in Shanghai, China in late 2012.
*BlizzCon 2011 Arena Global Invitational
*BlizzCon 2010 Arena Tournament
*BlizzCon 2009 Arena Tournament
*BlizzCon 2008 Arena Tournament was the first major arena event for 3v3 arena.
==Gallery==
File:Warcraft-World-finals-Championship logo.jpg|2012 logo
File:World of Warcraft Arena World Championship.png|2014-2018 logo
File:World of Warcraft Arena North America World Championship.png|North America 2014-2018 logo
File:WoW Arena World Championship 2018 CGI logo.jpg|2018 CGI logo
File:WoW Esports 15th Anniversary logo.png|15th Anniversary 2022
File:AWC DF S2 2023.png|Logo used for 2023 Dragonflight Season 2
File:WoW Arena First Place Real Life Quest.jpg|1st place winner prize (2017)
File:World of Warcraft Arena 2017 - Stage.jpg|2017 stage
File:World of Warcraft Arena 2017 - Trophies.jpg|2017 trophies
==References==
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