Warcraft

I am not very shy about my dislike for Azerite Armor, but that being said, I'm trying diligently to separate my feelings from my analysis about how Azerite Armor will work in patch 8.3.

The leveling experience is drastically changing in WoW Shadowlands.

One of my favorite things in playing World of Warcraft is what I call transmog farming, even though it isn't always for transmog items -- sometimes I'll go tear my way through Black Temple or Hellfire Citadel just because it's fun for me to blow up old content.

Dottie the baby alpaca came all the way from Vol'dun to help support Make-A-Wish and the WE.org charity.

WoW Classic's launch went surprisingly well, after a few mishaps when it came to name reservation and queue times for the popular realms.

WoW Shadowlands will have a level 60 cap.

Shadowlands means a different way to level, with players able to choose an expansion or the Azeroth we've had since Cataclysm and leveling in it and it alone.

Much like the dinosaur that inspired its look, the Mighty Caravan Brutosaur is not long for this world.

The fight to save Azeroth from N'zoth is going to take everyone working together -- even our smallest companions.

In patch 8.3, we're getting a Corruption system for gear which will replace the current Titanforging mechanic and also give players a degree of control over their armor.