Michael Massa

With the release of early access for World of Warcraft: The War Within players have started to notice that the Legacy Loot system is now working for Shadowlands content.

While many members of the World of Warcraft community love the look and feel of Skyriding, not everyone is a top pilot and looking for a turbulent ride.

While the opening ceremony of Gamescom 2024 left something to be desired in terms of enthusiasm and hype, one offering stood out on the sheer level of authentic human emotion displayed by a passionate creator.

Now that the launch of World of Warcraft: The War Within is only days away I have been running down my checklist of tasks both in and out of the game to prepare.

You might find yourself wondering if it's too late to get into a game over a year after its release -- perhaps you want to figure out if playing the base game is worth it before the release of Diablo 4: Vessel of Hatred.

When Blizzard posted planned dungeon and Mythic+ changes to the World of Warcraft: The War Within beta forums, and the community was quick to express its concern in the lackadaisy assortment of new affixes along with a healthy dose of disbelief when their least favorite affixes were still lurking around the corner.

World of Warcraft: The War Within gets the typical batch of new dungeons, but not too much will be changing in dungeons themselves — we're doing the same old thing, just in new places.

The community quickly honed in on one change in the latest War Within beta patch notes: an adjustment that will cause tanks and healers to rethink their trinket choices.

The gear system in WoW Remix: Mists of Pandaria is more complicated than you may think — particularly when it comes to scaling.

In the latest hotfixes for the time-limited event WoW Remix: Mists of Pandaria we've seen a reintroduction of scaling at max level.