Christian Thoma

The arrival of Burning Crusade Classic Phase 4 means another chance for WoW Burning Crusade Classic players to acquire new equipment, and as Uncle Ben once said, "with new gear comes new enchants." But just what enchants are available in Burning Crusade Classic — and what should you load up with before you head into dungeons and raids?

I really want playable Vrykuls — we even have a leader all ready to go — and the fact we don’t have them yet is super disappointing. The culture of the Norse combined with the fashion sense of Dwarves? Who wouldn’t want to play them?

So while my wishes continue to fall on deaf ears, I’ve gone ahead and made my own Vrykul-y human. And before you get on me for making him a Paladin, remember that the Prot Pally artifact Truthguard was once possessed by a Vrykul. Someday a Vrykul Paladin will wield Truthguard in combat again, but until that day, let’s answer some questions!

Zereth Mortis was the final major zone added in Shadowlands, and it brought about a lot of intriguing new systems even before you consider the additions of Season 4.

A new promotional mount was introduced last week for World of Warcraft players: the Frostbrood Proto-Wyrm.

We're officially in the pre-expansion lull, and as always many players will take advantage of the time to solo old expansions or farm rare mounts.

The World of Warcraft PTR servers for 9.2.7 went down on Wednesday this week, and that's raised some eyebrows.

One of the most popular stories you'll hear from the earliest World of Warcraft players is how Alterac Valley battleground matches could last many hours, with players leaving for meals or classes and then returning to find the same match going.

With the arrival of the final Shadowlands patch, World of Warcraft has officially entered its pre-expansion lull, and while the Dragonflight alpha is chugging along, many players tend to farm old expansions during the downtime, looking to pick up collectibles and transmogs they may have missed the first time around.

Ok, fine, depending on how you mark the turning of the seasons, we're still a few weeks away from it technically being autumn.

The latest alpha build for World of Warcraft's forthcoming expansion Dragonflight included a new feature coded as "Soft Targeting." An alternative to the standard tab target or click-to-interact that WoW players have been using for years, the soft target feature will automatically target an NPC or enemy within medium range that your camera is centered on -- you don't have to get right in their face, thankfully, but casters and hunters will find it hard to start combat from maximum range with this feature.