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Playing certain characters in World of Warcraft, I regret some of the things I've sold off or simply thrown away over the years.

Looking back over the course of Warlords of Draenor, one thing I really expected that didn't happen at all is that I thought Shattrath would be a raid, instead of an outdoor zone for garrison daily quests.

I'm one of those WoW players who seems to be inevitably broke. No matter how much gold I come into — which is rarely much, even in this seemingly easy money in-game economy — I seem to be better at spending it than making it.

For all that World of Warcraft offers a huge game world filled with millions of players, the actual game is very much on rails.

I don't want to miss reforging. The problem is, for me, some stats are still just garbage - crit and mastery are still our absolute best stats, haste is still bad (bordering on very bad depending on talent choices) and both versatility and multistrike are, at best, meh. Yes, it's true, with the changes to gear and enchanting and gemming I can put on a new piece of gear almost immediately without running off to tinker with it. But the problem is, often, I don't want to, even if it's an ilevel upgrade, because it's a haste/multistrike piece and why even bother?

I find that the only use I have for Apexis Crystals is to turn them into Seals of Fate, but that by far isn't the most popular way among people I know, who seem to vastly prefer using honor points. This has me wondering how you go about getting your Seals.

Tonight I finally got my hands on the one music roll I've been adamant about hunting down -- Legends of Azeroth, the music from the original login screen.

Sure, I like World of Warcraft, but that doesn't mean there aren't things about the game that bug me.

I was having a discussion about Garona Halforcen the other day because of her status as the first legendary follower, and the person I was discussing it with told me flat out he didn't care about the story of World of Warcraft at all

BlizzCon tickets won't be on sale for a month and the convention itself won't be held for for another eight months — but that doesn't mean you can't start prepping for the big day right now.