Warcraft

Shadowlands Season 4 starts this week, and while it's going to be the shortest season of the expansion, the World of Warcraft development team is using it to experiment.

For a Hunter in World of Warcraft, there's little that is more exciting than new pets to tame — and with Dragonflight, there are plenty of new pet models.

Do you ever find yourself thinking, "I love the fantasy for this class, but I don't like playing it?" Or, perhaps, it's the other way around: Is there a class that you love to play, but you don't really connect with lore-wise?

This is one that I get pretty deep up in my own head thinking about from time to time, and I realize many people don't care for this level of analysis of their hobbies.

We're well into WoW Classic's Season of Mastery, with its accelerated release cycle sending players zooming through the whole of Classic at a speedy pace. Unlike the initial roll out of WoW Classic, the Season of Mastery plans to release Phase 6 within 12 months, so you'll experience the whole game — plus some new challenges — within a year.

Which class has the best mobility in World of Warcraft?

The Waking Shores zone features an assortment of environments, with Proto-Drakes, raging Elementals, beautiful sunny valleys, golden shores, ashen desolation, dragon architecture, and breathtaking Red Dragonflight areas.

I haven't exactly made it a secret that I'm playing WoW with declining vision, which causes photosensitive headaches and motion sickness.

I am still kind of amazed we never got playable Vrykul.

Do y'all remember when School of Hard Knocks was part of the Children's Week meta achievement?