Warcraft

Dragonflight is nearly upon us, and World of Warcraft's patch 10.0, which hit the live servers this week, brought many new features and changes — chief among them, the new talent system.

Yesterday was the release of the first World of Warcraft Dragonflight pre-patch, so there was an extended downtime, which has once again returned, like a monster of prophecy, and has been defeated once more.

Solo Shuffle was added in Shadowlands patch 9.2, the Eternity's End patch, as a brawl for players who wanted to get Arena-style PVP without having access to a dedicated partner or group to play with.

Shadowlands Season 4 has ended with patch 10.0, and with it the last chance to pick up some desirable PVP and Mythic+ achievements and rewards -- though not the Carcinized Zerethsteed, which is still available for a few more weeks.

The sun is shining, the birds are singing, and we are all playing the Dragonflight pre-patch, which went live on October 25.

A big change is launching with today's Dragonflight pre-patch -- the newly revamped talent system.

World of Warcraft patch 10.0, which lays the groundwork for the upcoming Dragonflight expansion, is dropping today, October 25, with a big improvement to character customization: all races will be able to become Mages, Priests, and Rogues.

World of Warcraft is bringing the first of two Dragonflight pre-patches this week, and today we get the expansion's various mechanical changes like the new talent system and the loss of the Shadowlands tier set bonuses.

While we don't have confirmation that there will be a Cataclysm Classic after Wrath Classic, I believe it's inevitable, simply because WoW Classic is tremendously popular.

While you can enjoy the Wrath Classic experience without any addons, addons can boost your quality of life, organize your bags, help you make gold, water your plagued crops, and raise your dead into a cursed unlife.