Warcraft

Ever since cross-faction instancing was added to World of Warcraft in Shadowlands patch 9.2.5, players have eagerly embraced it.

World of Warcraft is an old game, but every once in a while it brings something new that shakes things up — and players often talk about the features that the game lacks but they'd love to see implemented in it.

If you're excited about exploring the Zskera Vaults in the post-storm Forbidden Reach in Dragonflight's patch 10.0.7, then you'll also probably be excited to know you won't have to wait very long to get there.

Here’s a particular role-playing-game geek question that’s fun to answer: What kind of character would you -- the real world you -- be in World of Warcraft?

We've had a bunch of busy weeks lately, but this week was actually pretty quiet.

Yesterday I was feeling a little down about LFR but as the Dwarves say "Khaz'goroth doesn't close a forge without opening a keg" so I'm now getting ready to send a toon into Mythic+ dungeons in preparation for Season 2.

Valdrakken has many taverns to visit -- places for you to relax with an ale after a hard day of raiding, to explore the night life, or just to hang out for a little role play fun.

A standard piece of equipment given to all World of Warcraft players at the beginning of their journey is the Hearthstone -- an item that teleports to an inn of your choice.

In my years of playing World of Warcraft I've taken advantage of most of the game modes and content available in both PVE and PVP.

Looking through the March Trading Post activities, you will see a number of them require that you complete the listed task while "Looking Good" -- but what is "Looking Good," you cry?