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Tomorrow brings something that we've only had eleven times previously -- a World of Warcraft expansion trailer.

The final chapter of The War Within is here, with Ghosts of K'aresh taking us on an out-of-this world adventure.

This year has been chock-full of fantastic games already, with a handful of them already being touted as Game of the Year contenders.

Sometimes it feels like there are too many ways to play World of Warcraft to even count -- the ones that consist of your core gameplay experience from the start, the ones that don't quite hold your waning interest until you find yourself avoiding them altogether, and the ones that you dabble in more each week until you realize that you're hooked.

With a whole void-blasted planet full of new things to do when The War Within patch 11.2 launches in a few weeks, it's crunch time for accomplishing all of your Season 2 goals.

We've all had those moments of remorse as video game enthusiasts -- you sit out a season that ends up being top-notch, you make a big hardware purchase only to end up unimpressed after you unbox it, you lend your copy of Mega Man 4 to your best friend at the time and never see it again.

The Collectors' Bounty event is still going strong and it seems like out of all the recent events it's the most popular.

Now that we are starting to get major details about the grand finale of The War Within, the time is ripe to begin speculating on who will serve as the main antagonists for the next expansion, Midnight, as well as the finale of the three-part Worldsoul Saga, The Last Titan.

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.