Discussion

We're all familiar with what Azeroth looks like within World of Warcraft, but what makes sense in the game world doesn't necessarily make sense in the fictional world.

Over the years, I've found my gaming schedule gradually shifting away from weekdays.

Even if you don't RP at all, you must have some idea of who that person you're playing is, right?

I love transmog for a variety of reasons. First up, I love transmog because it allows me to control what my character looks like.

Sometimes I want to play the bad guy.

I get it.

Way back in March of 2006, World of Warcraft got patch 1.10.0, a minor patch that introduced the quest chains for Dungeon Set 2 (or Tier 0.5), an overhaul of Priest talents, and one other very important thing: weather.

While I haven't played every class and spec available in the Legion alpha, I've been struck by how empty my toolbars are on the ones I have played.

Legion has a ton of features to look forward to.

Though I recently used my Legion pre-order to power boost a Restoration Shaman to 100, I also power-leveled a Marksmanship Hunter via heirloom gear and the LFG dungeon tool.