Joan Albright

A new expansion means new Skyriding races, and this time we've got a whopping twenty-four new courses to cover.

In World of Warcraft: Dragonflight, we got used to accessing our Dragonriding — now Skyriding — talents from an easy-to-spot button on the minimap, where we also found our reputation panes for all of the expansion's factions.

With the upcoming rollout of Hero Talents on top of an already busy talent selection page, the question arises: what comes after this?

We're all thinking it: why, after an entire patch which took place inside the Emerald Dream itself, has Blizzard not seen fit to expand the list of races which can play as Druid?

It's a big, open world out there.

There's been a lot of hype around a lot of the major changes coming in World of Warcraft: The War Within -- and with good reason.

You, like me, may have been vaguely underwhelmed when the very first parasol toys appeared in World of Warcraft: Shadowlands.

By now you've probably checked out the amazing new offerings from this month's Trading Post in World of Warcraft, including a sweet hoverboard mount, and a beach chair toy which you can use (in conjunction with the Fishing Chair) to snag a few extra travel points, but don't spend all your Tender until you check out this little guy.

Addons in World of Warcraft have been a hot-button topic for a long time.

Video game movies have always been pretty hit or miss, with most of them falling short in either viewer expectations or box office bucks.