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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.

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

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.

It's been a while since we've discussed all the ways you change your World of Warcraft experience to make it more user friendly, more informational, or just more gosh dang pretty.

Every so often I try and play a ranged class in Diablo 3 and/or World of Warcraft.

Okay, to be fair, it probably isn't Anduin Lothar.

It's no secret that Diablo Immortal didn't get an enthused reception from the crowd at BlizzCon last year -- while you'd think that more Diablo is always a good thing, players have a lot of negative opinions about mobile games.

So we found out we're getting a bump to World Quest gear in order to help people gearing up for Raid Finder Crucible of Storms, and that has me thinking back to the days of running endless Heroic dungeons in The Burning Crusade for Badges in order to buy gear that was as good as what dropped in raids.

World of Warcraft -- and by extension, Blizzard -- has been a part of my life for, well, more than half of said life.

Next week is Noblegarden -- from April 22 to April 29, you will be encouraged to hunt for Brightly Colored Eggs in various starting zones throughout Azeroth, in hopes of acquiring Noblegarden Chocolate to buy various holiday items like a bunny and a big bird mount.