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Great news for anyone with an active EU WoW account - We've managed to get our hands on a stack of Murloc Costumes! All of them must be claimed by Monday, December 17th, so we've organised 5 competitions to give everyone a chance of winning one of these rare items. To read about all of the competitions, see the contest article here, but I'll just run through them all with you now: * Christmas Card Competition - Design a WoW Christmas Card * WoW TV Ad - Be like Mr T or William Shatner and star in your own WoW TV Ad * Level 1 Race - We're staging a level 1 character race for both Horde and Alliance, come first or second to win a Murloc Costume * Make a Model Murloc - Make a mini Murloc out of anything you fancy, it's just got to look as much like an in-game Murloc as possible! * UI Developers - If you have a mod on our UI site, write in 50 words or less why you should win a Murloc Costume and the book "Hacking World of Warcraft"

It sounds like someone already got to that box and used the key from it. The fact that is was a display case box might mean that someone returned it at some point (and they never planned to actually sell it) or some employee at the store figured it was a free key for them. I would take it back to the store, tell them that the key from the game had already been used and get your money back. I'd probably then find another place to buy it from at that point, but I guess it would depend on how they treated me when I went to return it.

Got any funny reasons why? Undead Hunter: Because your pet will see you as a big chew toy. Night Elf Paladin: Because people would often say "night night" when asked what they roll as or mistakenly say they have a night light. Tauren Warlock: Because the alliance would probably see them all as the devil in the flesh and start an all-out war on them. Undead Paladin: Because Blizzard doesn't want to get sued for restricting the Death Knight hero class to the undead.

By the looks of that, it appears that you were seeing a Hunter's pet, but it had not yet registered as another player's pet on your client side. I've seen that happen with both Hunter and Warlock pets where they appear hostile at first, and then turn friendly once their master comes into view on my screen.