Discussion

We get a fair amount of crossover media -- books, comics, animated shorts -- from Blizzard for its various games.

One of the less well-loved options in the Battle.net shop are the transmoggable helm appearances.

I hear a lot of horror stories about LFR from friends who run it.

The For Azeroth event in Heroes of the Storm ended today.

Back in Warlords we saw Mercenary Mode introduced so that Alliance or Horde players could PvP as members of the opposite faction.

Back in the day, EverQuest had defectors, people who left a faction to join another.

Back in Mists of Pandaria we had a fun little thing called Scenarios, similar to the things that happen now when you're doing a certain hard quest out in the world or as part of your class order hall campaign.

Games like Heroes of the Storm, Hearthstone and Overwatch all have a variety of play modes because those games are primarily PvP experiences.

I know we're not even half done with Legion yet, but one of the things that keeps popping up in my head every time I see a Hunter with Hati or use Strom'kar's Warbreaker ability is this notion of just how much time and investment we put into these Artifacts.

The LFR feature is a great way for players to see end game content without the time commitment of joining a regular raid guild.