Matthew Rossi

With her introduction in Heroes of the Storm, Valeera Sanguinar has now appeared in three Blizzard games: World of Warcraft, Hearthstone and now Heroes.

For whatever reason, whenever I read the words ‘Krasus’ Landing’ my brain immediately conjures up a ‘Dawson’s Creek’ style show set in Dalaran. I guess Season One would have been set in Wrath and been a very sturm und drang story about the forbidden love between Alliance and Horde mages, which of course only got harder when Cataclysm came out and the two factions got really hostile, and they finally broke up for good in Mists. A lot of people thought the show had jumped the shark in Warlords because it was suddenly all about these Orcs and Draenei, but Legion brought a lot of viewers back when the original characters returned, now bitter enemies but still there’s sort of a simmering attraction between them.

What?

Oh, right, the Queue. Fine, we can talk about other stuff.

StarCraft 2 didn't take over the pro gaming sphere, it's fair to say.

Every game as big as World of Warcraft is going to leave things unfinished or truncated from time to time.

Right now I have a lot of alts, but I don't play most of them.

It's been a few days since patch 7.1.5 went live.

Let's face it -- as cool as Diablo was, Diablo 2 was the most popular and fan loved installment in the series.

I don't need anything in Ulduar.

"I can easily do X without more than a few hours a week time investment." Any time someone uses a personal example and applies it to an entire game mechanism, they are taking personal experience and applying it universally.

Valeera is now officially announced for Heroes of the Storm as was foretold in a recent leak.