Warcraft

I wasn't at all a fan of the idea of classic servers the first, let's say fifty five thousand and seventeen times I heard it.

It's no secret that several folks around here at Blizzard Watch are really curious what's up with Wrathion -- the last time we saw him in person was during the Deaths of Chromie scenario back in Legion, and before that he made an appearance on the Alpha for that expansion before being replaced with Ebyssian.

Well, some of the story of Battle for Azeroth, anyway.

A good villain can make all the difference.

It's been a defining characteristic of the game since it launched in 2004, and it's the driving conflict that provides the narrative engine for Battle for Azeroth, the game's latest expansion.

The outside world isn't the only thing that's changed since WoW was launched: dungeons like fan-favorite Scholomance have been overhauled as well.

Back in classic WoW, there was a bug called "wall-walking" which, well, it was exactly what it sounds like.

A stat-based feature that many have wanted in WoW Classic won't be included in the game for design philosophy reasons, Blizzard explained in a recent blog post.

I was looking for some information recently and a guild member suggested I go to the WoW forums, as he remembered a thread about the topic in question.

A banwave recently went out for players using third-party game-breaking software, but Blizzard reduced many bans to warnings when they realized how many players were simply modifying their own character aesthetics.