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Ever since the announcement of the Worldsoul Saga at BlizzCon 2023, we have known that a major part of the upcoming Midnight expansion will be revisiting the old world.

I have spent a decent amount of the last few weeks in the Eco-Domes of K'aresh, but I have found that when I'm not there my brain is still looping their haunting soundtrack.

The countdown to the return on BlizzCon has now crossed the one-year mark, which gives us plenty of time to reflect on the possibility of trying to attend one of the most prestigious gathering of awesome nerds in the known universe.

You can talk about Mythic Raiding and Rated Arena all you want, but the real end game of World of Warcraft is a perfect transmog look -- although we all have very different opinions on what matters when it comes to Azerothian fashion.

AI is everywhere, it has been genuinely astonishing the speed it has inserted itself into things it probably has no place being.

With the confusing firehose of Midnight information that was Gamescom 2025 dried up, it's time to take a breath and reflect on which of the announced features of the next World of Warcraft expansion we are most excited about.

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.