Matthew Rossi

StarCraft 2: Legacy of the Void is coming soon.  But if you can't wait — or if you're just curious about what threats are scurrying in the background of the StarCraft universe —Blizzard has just released Sector Six, a short story by Micky Neils0n.

This Hallow’s End, a little skeleton with a can do attitude came to Icecrown Citadel and showed the Lich King that at least one spooky sort wasn’t down with his Hallow’s Ending ways.

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I've been thinking about this one a lot, ever since the end of Wrath of the Lich King.

There's a lot more to Ogres than I originally thought when I first ran across the Gordok in Dire Maul.

The Overwatch beta is now live, with invites going out in waves (check your Battle.net launcher to see if you're in).

This one’s never going to be solved, because we know that Doomguards were created by the Titans to hunt down those that engaged in sacrificial magics, implying that there were Warlocks before the fall of Sargeras. We know that the most famous Warlocks, Archimonde and Kil’jaeden, were Mages on Argus before Sargeras came and converted to Warlock magic as a result, and that the modern Warlock tradition derives from their teachings, so even former Orc Shamans who became Warlocks learned from Kil’jaeden’s teaching of Gul’dan and thus learned from a former Mage.

In the end, all we can do is go on with The Queue.

It's been one of the big discussions of Warlords of Draenor -- the lack of content at level 100, especially compared to Mists of Pandaria and its feast of content at level 90.

We've talked about the beings who are native to Azeroth, and those created to help shape it, but what about the invaders?

No, I'm not talking about Draenor this time.

When we first got the news about Legion, I wrote this post and I said in it that Demon Hunters weren't taking our jobs.