Warcraft

We've reached the end of Battle for Azeroth without a clear resolution.

Mythic N'zoth has been defeated!

World of Warcraft has a tendency to do iterative design, which is to say, design elements from one expansion can be reworked and made part of the next expansion.

World of Warcraft's replacement for Titanforged and Warforged gear, Corrupted gear, has gone through a lot of changes in the three weeks since patch 8.3 dropped -- not too long ago, for example, we saw Infinite Stars and a host of other Corrupted gear abilities get significant nerfs.

I am simultaneously terrified of and intrigued by Corrupted gear in World of Warcraft.

I really haven't liked my professions for several expansions -- I think the last time I really enjoyed crafting in World of Warcraft was during The Burning Crusade, if only because that was when I made my Lionheart Executioner.

Pet battling in the newly revamped Vale of Eternal Blossoms after patch 8.3 can be an easy way to gain yourself some rep and cool stuff depending on the daily as long as you know how to defeat your opponents.

If you know me, you're probably not surprised to find transmog keeps World of Warcraft's older content relevant for me.

Despite Blizzard's reputation for publishing polished products — and Warcraft 3 Reforged's release delay — the game has hasn't been well received.

Warcraft 3: Reforged may not have launched without issue, but one of the genuinely enjoyable surprises it came with was the inclusion of three missions that players of the original Warcraft 3 would likely never have experienced.