Anne Stickney

One of the tricky parts about creating a character in Warcraft is the subject of age -- just how old should your character feasibly be?

I was really upset to hear about Leonard Nimoy’s passing yesterday — I grew up watching Star Trek. A lot of you asked in the comments from yesterday if we thought he’d get an in game tribute. Well, technically he already has one, and it’s been there since vanilla, down in Gnomeregan. Of course, he should be wearing a blue shirt and not a red one — I mean come on, everyone knows Spock’s always been a science officer and blue has been for science and medical since the beginning and yes I am a gigantic nerd thank you.

Let’s get to some Warcraft questions.

A new set of hotfixes have gone out this evening, and a new set of notes have been released. These hotfixes are in addition to the new patch build that was released earlier today, and include several bug fixes and garrison adjustments as well as a few tweaks to old dungeons and a few items.

When the opening came, she took it, becoming the latest Warlord of the Burning Blade and immediately setting to work to try and seal her place as the best and the brightest of the Iron Horde. And it worked, to a degree -- Azuka Bladefury may have had to prove her worth in a collection of more notable names like Blackhand or Kargath Bladefist, but she did so with swift and unerring efficiency.

A small new build was released this afternoon that may result in some realms being listed as incompatible. If this is the case for you, you'll want to shut down World of Warcraft and the Battle.net launcher and restart them to download and apply the patch.

I have to admit, one of the first things I did when logging in for patch 6.1 was work on putting my very own B.O.O.M.

A new batch of hotfixes have been released for patch 6.1 today, including a whole host of adjustments for nearly every class, bug fixes, achievements adjustments and much more.

The official Overwatch Twitter was busy earlier today, posting a teaser image from the cover of a fictional magazine that might just be a new hero waiting to be unveiled. The image also included a QR code that, when scanned, simply came back with the phrase "Together we are strong."

Many, many years ago, Ian Beckman created a little series called Azerothian Super Villains during Burning Crusade. Although the series featured Burning Crusade's best villains, the best of the best was always Kael'thas Sunstrider.