The keeper of every DDR table
The Warcraft Table
Meet Grokk
“Physical cards on the table? Good. Grokk was saving you a chair.”
This is the same green fellow from across Deviant Dice Rollers: the original DDR mascot, keeper of the imaginary shared Tavern, and enthusiastic host wherever games bring people together.
He is not a World of Warcraft character, a WoW TCG character, or a Malediction character. Grokk belongs to the DDR community.
Some Tavern guests gather at the Malediction table. Others bring binders and deck boxes to the physical WoW TCG table. More games may claim tables in years to come. Grokk remains the same host, pulling out another chair.


The physical card table
Welcome to Grokk’s Warcraft Table
The DDR Tavern has never needed a fixed address. This table appears wherever physical WoW TCG fans gather to trade stories, sleeve decks, compare collections, or take one more run at a raid boss.
- local game shops
- kitchen tables
- raid nights
- old tournament groups reconnecting
- collector communities
- this private card tavern
If the cards are out and someone is making room at the table, the Tavern is open.
Grokk’s one rule
Everyone gets a seat
Alliance & Horde
Pick either faction, play both, or simply collect what you love. Neither side owns the Tavern.
Raid groups
Bring the party, the boss deck, and the story of the night everything went sideways.
Collectors & builders
Set chasers, binder keepers, brewers, and forgotten-card champions all belong here.
New & returning players
First game or first game in fifteen years, the chair is yours.
Raid bosses are challenges at the table, not a player faction. Whether you arrive to play, collect, remember, learn, or reconnect, Grokk will make room.

Across the playmat
Grokk plays too
He builds decks, sorts binders, argues affectionately about cards everyone else forgot, tries raid decks with questionable confidence, and celebrates a perfect topdeck loudly enough for every table to hear.
Studies the vault
Search verified scans and inspect the physical cards held by DDR.
Forges decks
Build by hand or ask Grokk’s bounded generator for an honest starting list.
Tracks the collection
Keep card quantities and product progress close to the same table.

Your first hand
New to the WoW TCG?
You do not need a perfect deck, a complete collection, or every rule memorized.
Start with a card you remember, a hero you enjoy, or a box you found on an old shelf. The Card Vault helps you inspect verified scans. The Deck Builder checks what the archive can verify and marks uncertain facts for review. Collection tools help you record what is actually yours.
“The best first deck is the one that gets shuffled.”
Verified help at the table
Ask Grokk at the card table
Grokk can help through this site’s verified deck checks, transparent Needs Review findings, and automatic deck forge. He does not pretend unread card details are known, and he is not an official rules authority.
If any site result disagrees with the official 2013 Comprehensive Rules v7.4, the Comprehensive Rules win.

The honest answer
So… who is Grokk?
He is not the hero of the Warcraft Table.
The people keeping the physical game alive are.
- The collector sliding the final card into a long-awaited set.
- The returning player opening a deck box they have not touched in years.
- The veteran teaching someone their very first physical WoW TCG game.
- The raid group still laughing about an impossible boss fight.
- The friends keeping the cards, stories, and table alive together.
Grokk keeps the imaginary Tavern open across DDR. He is the same original mascot and host at every table—not a Blizzard creation, not official WoW lore, and not an official part of the WoW TCG.
Grokk’s invitation to the card table

Pull up a chair.
Do not worry about owning every card.
Do not worry about building the perfect list.
Do not worry about knowing every rule before your first shuffle.
Bring the deck, the binder, or simply the memories.
Shuffle up.
Welcome to the Tavern.
Roll Different. Roll Deviant.
Grokk is the original Deviant Dice Rollers community mascot and tavern keeper. He is not a character from World of Warcraft, the WoW TCG, or Malediction, and is not created or endorsed by Blizzard Entertainment. This is an independent fan community project.
