Matthew Rossi

If, like me, you play as a Night Elf or a Forsaken, you lost something in the lead up to Battle for Azeroth.

This post was originally published just for our supporters, but now everyone can read it.

Just to be frank, I've had difficulties with Azerite Armor pieces.

I am sure this will in no way end with a team named the Toronto Boaty McBoatfaces.

If you've played Horde this expansion, then you've gotten a real in-depth look at the Prophet Zul.

Sometimes I seriously don’t understand what I’m up to. Switching back to Warrior? After spending the better part of a month grinding reps and getting geared on my DK? Seriously I think I have some sincere issues that would require a team of trained professionals to unravel.

Anyway, here’s the Queue. And the R, for the one person who loves that joke.

So, you decided on a character to play as your main in Battle for Azeroth, leveled that character, played it for a while  for whatever reason — a bad childhood, a few too many blows to the skull, Stockholm Syndrome.

On the first night of Uldir raiding, my casual raid guild went in and after a lot of wiping and figuring out the mechanics, killed the first two bosses .

So, funny story.

What’s a Quest Bang? Well, I just found out that’s what the exclamation points that float over questgiver heads in games like WoW are called. I kind of love it, I won’t even pretend otherwise.

And yes, that is my Death Knight with a rainbow coming out of her head. Well, not really, but close enough.

Let’s chat, guys.