Storm. After he returned home JayPL told us that he wasn’t even angry or disappointed by losing. He was happy and honored to have been a part of the experience the series was.





The last chance before the goodbye

Now that JayPL’s plans to retire is a fact, BlizzCon will be his last tournament. After a nearly perfect season in Europe with only one defeat in League play, two Western Clash victories, and a Grand Final at the Mid-Season Brawl, JayPL is more motivated than ever to give it 200% at BlizzCon so he can retire while being at the peak of his career.

We from the Team Dignitas Heroes of the Storm content team will be sitting at the edge of our seats right there in the front row atand I hope the $5/car entrance fee goes to help maintain the sculpture. Looks like it had cascading water at one time.

[JayBeeYell, 11/12/2014]

Invincible Chief Tomokie

The 40 foot sculpture of "Chief Tomokie" was created in 1955 by artist Fred Dana Marsh. Chief Tomokie was a legendary chief of Timucuan warriors who failed to believe in mystical powers of a sacred spring, according to author Marian S. Tomblin. Tomokie's drinking of the sacred water from the spring enraged other Indians and a war ensued between Tomokie's warriors and those who believed the sacred water should not be touched by man.

But the water seemed to make Tomokie invincible as his enemies' arrows seemingly could not harm him. Then a lovely Indian princess named Oleeta took aim at Tomokie and released an