Mitch

One of the questions a lot of players have had regarding the upcoming Battle for Azeroth expansion is how exactly the PVP system would work moving forward.

Artifacts have been a mainstay of our characters all throughout Legion, and earning different variations of them has been an ongoing goal for most players.

It's official: World of Warcraft's next expansion pack, Battle for Azeroth, will launch on August 14, 2018.

Recently, I had a chance to sit down alongside Chaud from MMO-Champion and interview Senior Producer Travis Day and Senior Concept Artist Jimmy Lo on Battle for Azeroth.

I don’t want to spoil anything, but holy crow, Drustvar is an incredible zone. It’s everything I want out of a “spooky” zone, and it’s awesome enough that I will actually encourage you to have a max-level Alliance character just so you can experience… or, if you happen to get alpha/beta at any point, just make a pre-made character and go through it that way.

Anyhow, it’s Queue time. Let’s see what questions we have today!

When Blizzard first announced Battle for Azeroth, one of the aspects that stuck out to me was the number of leveling zones each side was being given.

Late last week, Ion "Watcher" Hazzikostas took to the forums to explain an unexpected change that surprised players in the Battle for Azeroth alpha.

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QUEUUUUUUEEEE!

Today's Heroes of the Storm patch officially releases Fenix into the Nexus, and while the patch notes aren't too different than they were on the PTR, there are still some notable additions.

When it comes to releasing new heroes, both Overwatch and Heroes of the Storm follow very different release cycles.