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Yesterday's big news came in the form of a bonafide void-tinged cornucopia, as we learned that the next major content patch of The War Within will be the Ghosts of K'aresh update in patch 11.2.

Now that we've had roughly half of an expansion to get used to the idea of our characters all working as a cohesive unit, it's time for a bit of a retrospective on how our approaches to selecting which World of Warcraft character to play have changed.

We've seen a staggered release of content throughout The War Within patch 11.1.5, the last bit of which is now live this week with the Dastardly Duos event.

Last week we had a plethora of new information about the upcoming player housing feature for World of Warcraft: Midnight.

Legion Remix wasn't the only announcement at the World of Warcraft PAX East panel last week.

We've been careening around Undermine in our custom hot rods for ten weeks now, which means it's time to start speculating wildly regarding where the heroes of Azeroth will be called next.

There are legendary figures in World of Warcraft's narrative such as Jaina Proudmoore and Thrall, there are major characters that feature prominently for an expansion or two like Bolvar Fordragon or Talanji, and then there's the rest of the cast.

The War Within patch 11.1.5 arrives today and while the "minor" patches are never as exciting as the tier patches there's a lot of good stuff coming with 11.1.5 that I'm looking forward to.

When you've played most games for any extended period of time, you start running out of things to do.

Each time World of Warcraft players turn the page on their calendars, they're faced with the most challenging decision in the entirety of Azeroth's cosmos -- which items to spend their precious Trader's Tender on.