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One of the things players really seem to love in expansions is that they be self contained.

Warlords of Draenor had several problems -- a lack of endgame content, a truncated storyline and a dearth of development where more than a year passed between the Hellfire raid and the next patch.

This is kind of a hard question to answer because we have so many races in World of Warcraft but it's fairly safe to say that Legion deals a lot with Elven history, there's an entire zone dedicated to Tauren lore, Stormheim is a fairly strong piece of Vrykul story...

I'm not talking about "Hey, it's a new expansion, level through these new zones and see new quests/do new things" leveling -- I honestly think that's some of Blizzard's strongest game design and has been since Mists of Pandaria.

I haven't exactly hidden my feelings when it comes to the upcoming Paragon reputation system that patch 7.2 will bring.

This isn't just about Paladins, but I was reading up on Hero Classes the other day and I discovered that Blizzard considered making Paladins one in WoW back before original flavor launch in 2004.

From the Recall short to the Sombra ARG, the Overwatch team loves to tease us about what's coming next. The latest teaser comes in the form of young inventor Efi Oladele.

This isn't one of those times I know what I think the answer is, I'm seriously just posing the question because it occurred to me yesterday while playing Heroes of the Storm that I was kind of hurting myself by switching characters.

Blizzard HQ is big on Q&As lately.

Legion has taken a lot of cues from Diablo — WoW's World Quest system is an amped up version of Diablo's Bounties, and WoW's Legendary items have taken a decidedly Diablo-esque turn.