This BlizzCon Cosplay is Totally OP

Leslie Crystal Sandoval serves up some Silvermoon City realness in her blood elf cosplay.

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As you might expect, Overwatch cosplay was a huge attraction at BlizzCon 2016.

The level of detail in this mossy green Greifhardt variant of Overwatch's Reinhardt is absolutely stunning.

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This incredibly detailed Genji is so good we cannot even. We cannot even, you guys.

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New Overwatch playable character Sombra made her official debut at BlizzCon 2016. Cosplayers were definitely ready for the news, showing up to the con dressed as the elite hacker.

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Lok'tar ogar! Steven Scott's impressive cosplay of orc chieftain Grommash Hellscream won him first place at the BlizzCon 2016 Costume Contest.

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Oshley O'Neil won second place at the BlizzCon 2016 Costume Contest with a feminine take on Alliance leader Varian Wrynn, with armor inspired by the Legion cinematic trailer.

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Another year, another amazing cosplay look from costume contest regular Cynthia Hall. Her take on Moon Goddess Elune earned her third place at the BlizzCon 2016 Costume Contest.

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Carissa Creveling, dressed as a barbarian from Diablo III, lets out a fearsome roar.

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This troll cosplayer skipped a much-needed dental appointment to terrify the Alliance attendees of BlizzCon.

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Megan Buck of Irvine, Calif., and her fellow cosplayers flash a smile for the camera.

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Here, Carissa Creveling proves that you don't need to be a male to pull off some great Illidian Stormrage cosplay.

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Noted cosplayer Lyz Brickley is straight outta Mt. Hyjal in this terrific Mylune outfit.

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Did someone call a doctor? BlizzCon cosplay knows no gender boundaries.

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Sveglana Quindt traveled from Germany to show off her stunning night elf druid look.

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A batch of larger-than-life Reinhardts (including this legendary Lionhardt) drew crowds pretty much wherever they went.

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To say that Laura Mercer's goren suit is detailed would be an understatement: Months of planning and hard work went into sculpting this cosplay masterpiece out of L200 closed-cell foam.

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To help take the edge off the heat while wearing the suit, Mercer has built a number of computer fans into it to help provide ventilation. She also wears a phase-change vest while inside the fearsome (and gorgeous) beast.

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No one complains about team comp when more than one Zarya cosplayer shows up to the party.

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Draenei Alexis Worth gives some well deserved pets to her dog, Poppy.

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Kait Culpepper looks absolutely fierce as a troll death knight.

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Lyz Brickley is Silvermoon City fresh to death in her blood elf paladin cosplay.

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Michelle MacGibbon of Winnipeg, Canada rehydrates in her full Tier 10 Sanctified Crimson Acolyte shadow priest gear.

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Blizzard employee and cosplayer Cynthia Hall is absolutely killing it in her Tier 6 Tempest Regalia mage cosplay.

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Hall is also well-known for her Diablo III cosplay, including this amazing Malthael look.

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This Overwatch Roadhog cosplay made us squeal.

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According to Hall (here, holding Benediction in full Vestments of Faith Tier 3 priest gear), her contest-quality creations can take three months to make, and sometimes longer.

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This full Tier 8 Sanctification Regalia is not only well designed, it also gives Hall a 10 percent crit bonus to all her Prayer of Healing casts.

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Lisa McKeever, dressed as an Arena Season 2 mage, poses with a polymorphed adversary.

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Brenna Bozanic shows off her Ysera, the green Dragon Aspect, ensemble.

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Cosplayer Rachel Drong poses outside the Anaheim Convention Center as a druid.

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Amber Gregory shows off her goblin cosplay.

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Don't go running around the convention floor or you might get your eyes (or skull) gouged by this warlock wearing Tier 5 Corruptor Raiment.

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Lorne Horning of Canada puts his cosplay on hold for a couple minutes for a quick smoke break.

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Kait Culpepper (left) poses for a group photo with her fellow cosplayers.

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Cosplayer Mary Neils is ready for battle despite her stature as a level 1 goblin rogue.

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Alexis W catches a brief moment of rest outside the Anaheim Convention Center dressed as Starcraft's Sarah Kerrigan.

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Belinda and Chaz Martinez attended BlizzCon in color-matching cosplay outfits.

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Brandi Wilson, shown here wearing Tier 9 Malfurion's Garb resto druid gear, traveled to the BlizzCon convention from Idaho.

According to Wilson, her Lifebinder staff weighs a massive 15 pounds.

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Gerard Bogowith, Jr., is quite stealthy in his blood elf rogue cosplay.

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Heather Scofield gives The Burning Crusade expansion some love with her dragonhawk cosplay.

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Cosplay rule No. 204: Always have a trainbearer on hand to make sure your tail doesn't get dirty.

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Heather Scofield (right) welcomes the recently departed to BlizzCon in her Spirit Healer cosplay.

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Tauren Megan Mullen waves before entering the Anaheim Convention Center.

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This mace-wielding troll captured the spotlight inside the BlizzCon event.

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Mario Roy (left), Alice Comstock (center), and Crystal Sandoval pose outside the BlizzCon convention in Anaheim, CA.

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Mario Roy poses as a witch doctor from Diablo III.

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Ulduar Archivist Auriaya (Blonadine Taylor) takes a break from patrolling the Observation Ring to attend BlizzCon.

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Mary Booth removes her Maiev Shadowsong helm to enjoy a slice of convention center pizza.

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Hi Jaina, it's Jaina. Have you met my new friend Jaina? She's the one standing directly in front of Jaina.

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You don't need to be born a female to pull off this great Jaina Proudmoore look from Heroes of the Storm.

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All hail the Lich Queen! Here, cosplayer Laura Birnbaum takes a seat on the Frozen Throne.

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Mary Neils is ready to grab aggro and soak damage dressed in her full Tier 4 warrior tank Warbringer Battlegear.

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Michael Mandel of Brea, Calif., attends BlizzCon dressed as his World of Warcraft rogue, Vaporr.

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Mary Booth, fresh from conquering Naxxramas, poses in her Tier 3 Dreamwalker Raiment druid gear.

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Mary Lee (right) helps her friend Krista Keith remove her stilts after a long day at BlizzCon.

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This pair of Westfall Chicken cosplayers haul their swag bags back to their car after a long day at BlizzCon.

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