The way Corrupted Items are supposed to work, there's an intention that you'll always balance your Corruption against the benefit a specific item or trait will bring you, looking for ways to keep your Corruption low enough that you're not blowing up your raid while you also blow up the monsters.

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Is it time to admit that WoW Classic, despite being very popular at its launch, can't really do what it set out to do?

Over the last week, a long-time discussion in the Overwatch community was reignited by rumors of a "big update" coming to the game.

World of Warcraft will turn sixteen this year, and in a very real sense, World of Warcraft has been replaced seven times -- it is not at all the same game it was sixteen years ago.

I always find it interesting when Blizzard implements views of Azeroth like the one above. It’s been tossed around several times in the past, but including those globes in Ulduar was a regret of Blizz’s. So the fact that they’ve done something like this in both Argus and the new raid (albeit with clouds covering the most interesting portions) is interesting to me.

Anyhow, enough of that. It’s Queue time.

With the new season of Mythic+ upon us, you have an exciting opportunity to burn through all of your cooldowns and die to a brand-new seasonal affix.

This week's Hearthstone Tavern Brawl is actually last week's Hearthstone Tavern Brawl — except a bug meant the Brawl was pulled offline in less than a day.

With any World of Warcraft patch, there are bound to be complaints, both shortly after its release (and potentially premature) and long-lasting.

This week's Challenge Rift in Diablo 3 is, frankly, kind of a pain.