1. Trademark dispute

2. References

3. External links

The role-playing game was first published in Finland in Finnish, and later internationally in English, initially as Heroes of the Storm, and finally as Age of the Tempest. The role-playing game is published as a boxed set, and is available in Finland in book stores, department stores and hypermarkets, as well as traditional gaming stores. International distribution will take most of 2013.^[2]

The game was crowdfunded in 2012 with a campaign that gathered gamers both from Finland and all over the world.^[3]

Trademark dispute

In October 2013, when the game was titled Heroes of the Storm, video game company Blizzard Entertainment changed the title of its upcoming video game to Heroes of the Storm, causing a dispute about the trademark.^[4] According to the trademark database TMview, provided by the European trademark registry OHIM, Blizzard applied for an EU-wide Community trade mark in September 2013, which was registered in February 2014, whereas Mike Pohjola applied for a Finnish trademark in October 2013.^[5] In May 2014, the role-playing game changed its name to Age of the Tempest and Pohjola's trademark application was withdrawn.

References

External links

• Official website
• Publisher website
• [https://web.archive.org/web/20131004222120/http://www.mindwarriorgames.com/heroes.html Distributor website]

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