October 21st, 2014 
Mark The myriad Roads to BlizzCon are all converging on Southern California. Players will be taking the next few weeks to train for the ultimate trial. It’s time to let you in on where to watch the World Championships unfold.
BlizzCon.com Tournament Hub
Looking for a central hub for BlizzCon eSports news and information? We’ve got you covered on the new BlizzCon.com Tournament hub, where you can now find general information on the tournaments’ format and structure, as well as the list of where to watch streams in your preferred language during the upcoming World Championship Opening Weekend (US website) on October 31 through November 2.
In the coming weeks, we’ll be adding brackets and player profiles, as well as posting all World Championship–related news on the BlizzCon Tournament hub.
Community Streaming Partners
We’re excited to highlight all of the World of Warcraft Arena Invitational World Championship language partners who will bring you the tournament from 12 different regional perspectives.
While the official HD streams and VODs will be hosted on BlizzCon.com, check out the list below to find a stream in your preferred region:
- English – Blizzard
- French – Alex Lamour
- Italian – Battlecraft.it
- Portuguese – VIU
- Spanish (Latin American) – AntaurusTV
- Spanish (Europe) – Spagamers
- Russian– Gothiques
- Romanian – ESL RO
- Polish – WoWCenterpl
- Chinese (zhCN)– GameFY
- Chinese (zhTW) – GFI
- Korean – AfreecaTV
In the coming weeks, we’ll be adding brackets and player profiles, and posting all World Championship related news on the BlizzCon Tournament hub and StarCraft2.com/WCS.
Below you will find all the StarCraft II WCS Global Finals language partners who will bring you the tournament many different languages! While the official HD streams and VODs will be hosted on BlizzCon.com for November 7-8, look below for other streams:
Watch the live stream of the event as it unfolds, get a basic breakdown of the format, and stay up-to-date on the latest news about participants, so you can raise your mugs in support for your favorite players. They’ll need to hear your rallying cheers as they battle it out for a piece of the $250,000 prize pool!
In addition to the Hearthstone World Championship stream in English broadcast on the BlizzCon.com homepage, our partners will bring you all of the action in a whopping 13 different languages! Check out all the languages available to enjoy below.
- English – Twitch – November 2
- English – BlizzCon.com – November 7 & 8
- German – TakeTV
- French – HS FR Strategy
- Italian – FoyerCraft
- Portugese – VIU
- Spanish (Latin America) – Bizkit
- Spanish (Europe) – DreamHack
- Russian – DreamHack
- Romanian – NexusClub
- Swedish – DreamHack
- Polish – Sztorm
- Chinese (zhCN) – GameFY
- Chinese (zhTW) – 4Gamers
- Korean – OGN
Fill your glasses, grab a seat by the hearth, and get ready for the Hearthstone World Championship! Check out the Hearthstone World Championship roadmap here!
Hearthstone World Championship Opening Weekend begins October 31 to November 2! Find out more information on the World Championship Opening Weekend blog (US site).
BlizzCon 2014 is fast-approaching, and this year’s show will play host to the very first official Heroes of the Storm Exhibition Tournament. It’s time to let you in on where to watch.
We wanted to give a special shout out to all the Heroes of the Storm Exhibition Tournament streaming partners who will bring you the tournament in 12 different languages. While the official HD streams and VODs will be hosted on BlizzCon.com, look below for streams in other languages:
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