World of Warcraft turns ten, and this film marks the anniversary by talking to the people who built it and the people who still play it. Blizzard's developers sit for interviews about the game's history, from its early design decisions through a decade of expansions, while footage of players in Azeroth captures the game's stranger social rituals, including the running joke of dancing on mailboxes in town squares. The film spends time with the community itself rather than just the studio, looking at guilds, in-game friendships, and the culture that grew up around raiding and roleplay. It stays close to Blizzard's own framing of the anniversary, so do not expect much distance or criticism, but it does put faces and voices to a game usually experienced alone at a screen. The sources here are thin on specific interview subjects or events beyond that framing.