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Warhammer Online patch 1.1a now active 
Joystiq | by Justin McElroy | Thu, Dec 11
Joystiq is the #10 Blogger for Warhammer Online: Age of Reckoning
Our friends at Massively have all the gruesome details if you're still not convinced of 1.1a's freshness.
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