Warcraft

Despite this week's Diablo buzz, it's been relatively quiet for us Blizzard Watchers...

Thanks to patch 10.0.5 and the ability to transmog white-quality items, you too can finally look like you're just taking a break from performing with a mariachi band to do some questing on the Dragon Isles.

Today is the Hatching of the Hippogryphs micro-holiday, a cute little event that only comes around one day a year and thus gets missed by most players.

Despite the increase in drop rate for the first attempt of the day, I was unable to acquire the X-45 Heartbreaker this year during the Love is in the Air holiday.

A relatively common type of character in all sorts of fiction is the one who's willing to do terrible things — including opposing the protagonists — in order to stop a much greater evil.

In late January, a simple one-line note appeared in the hotfixes: "Removed the holiday requirement for many holiday transmog rewards." This was exciting news for many transmog enthusiasts, but also vague -- what items had their holiday requirement removed?

It's been a busy week for Diablo fans, with a new Ladder Season in Diablo 2: Resurrected, the imminent release of Diablo 3 Season 28, and the possible announcement of the Diablo 4 open beta this weekend.

In every WoW expansion, I've tried to find some content or another to push as far as I can.

Mythic+ dungeons are one of the best ways to gear up in WoW Dragonflight because they offer reasonably high ilevel gear and that gear is upgradeable with Valor Points.

Dragonriding has been one of the key features of Dragonflight, the latest expansion for World of Warcraft, and while there are some ways it could be improved, it seems to be generally well-received (albeit more so after all the Glyphs have been collected).