Elizabeth Harper

We'd tell you to watch that last step, but apparently it's a little too late.

We typically get new heroes in Heroes of the Storm like clockwork every three to four weeks, and the Nexus' newest arrival is hitting the tail end of that timeframe.

When we learned that music icon David Bowie passed away this morning, a lot of Blizzard fans realized that he was the father of Warcraft Director Duncan Jones with this brief tweet: https://twitter.com/ManMadeMoon/statuses/686441083648212992 (more…)

Jakeinator on Twitter sent in today's news report with live footage of an altercation in front of the Dalaran bank.

Can’t keep up with all of the great WoW-centric (and WoW-adjacent) webcomics out there?

You've been warned: if you click on this link to Wowhead's quest wardrobe tool, the rest of your day is probably gone.

While I really feel like I need to overthrow Alex as grumpiest editor (honestly, he’s the team optimist and I don’t know why y’all can’t see it), today I just can’t. Because today is all about Blizzard Watch: The Musical, and let me tell you I love Blizzard Watch: The Musical.

Why is there a Blizzard Watch: The Musical? I’ve honestly forgotten — but once it got started it took on a life of its own. Let me try to explain.

Back in October, Activision Blizzard created a new division — the Media Networks division — dedicated to eSports.

It's the first Heroes of the Storm hero rotation for the year, and, as ever, we have the latest lineup alongside the team's commentary (insightful and otherwise) on this week's group of freebies.

Let's start with a summary of this tangled mess.