Matthew Rossi

In a recent interview with Preach, Ion Hazzikostas, the Game Director on World of Warcraft, talked about Borrowed Power systems like Azerite Armor, Covenant Powers, and Artifacts that have been a big part of World of Warcraft's last three expansions.

There were fewer classes in The Burning Crusade than there are now, but that doesn't mean there weren't quite a few.

Leveling in World of Warcraft changed with the introduction of Artifacts in Legion, which were a self-contained system of power acquisition that was confined entirely to that expansion.

Before we talk about the intent behind the change to Leatherworking drums in Burning Crusade Classic, I have to say up front that I think it's a good idea.

Okay, so maybe I'm weird, but I'm at the point where playing video games has replaced watching TV for the most part.

It's a move I have to admit I did not see coming.

I find myself having a much harder time getting my alts to max level in Shadowlands than I did in Battle for Azeroth, but I know some people have multiple alts to 60 and in full Covenant gear, and I'm a trifle impressed.

Back when we covered the changes to the Adventurer's League that came along with Tasha's Cauldron of Everything, we discussed what the Adventurer's League is and how it works.

Still playing WoW and Cyberpunk 2077, waiting for AC Valhalla‘s DLC, and kind of still wishing Odyssey would get a series. I’d love to rollick around as Kassandra in Ancient Greece, and maybe even other eras — she canonically lived 2400 years.

This is the Queue. I asked for questions, you provided, and here are some answers.

Oh, and Sibylle — I did have thoughts about your comments on Mythic+, and I wrote a reply, but it kept destroying the Queue so I ended up having to simply reply to you in yesterday’s comments. I’m deeply sorry about that — I don’t know why, but the formatting just wouldn’t let me answer you.

Renown: it's another system you need to progress in when you're playing at level 60 in Shadowlands, but what is it?