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My first hardcore seasonal from Season 1 had died to Malthael at level 64 on Master difficulty.

Another Tuesday means we get a new LFR wing of Blackrock Foundry (at least for North American and Australian players: Europe, you'll have your new wing tomorrow). This will be the third of four LFR wings for Foundry, but with such a long wait between the release of normal and LFR, we have to wonder: are you still waiting for Foundry's LFR wings? Sure, LFR is easier to tackle (and easier to schedule around), but with normal mode released over a month ago, how many of you have been waiting for LFR to hit up Foundry content?

No matter what sacrifices we make to the RNG gods, sometimes getting the drops we want in games like World of Warcraft and Diablo is tough... or at least time consuming.

A few weeks before Icecrown Citadel was released the officers of my raiding guild had this brilliant idea that we should all faction transfer to Alliance, and then — because our server was terribly imbalanced toward Horde — server transfer as well.

Yesterday's PAX East panels gave us a peek in to Blizzard's future with new characters for Overwatch and Heroes of the Storm and a brand new adventure mode for Hearthstone.

When I hit level 100 I had over 50k gold. I know, that's nothing, some of you are gold capped, but for me it was the best nest egg I've ever had going into an expansion. It's all gone now.

With the news of more Heroes of the Storm beta invites soon to come plus the possibility of beta announcements at PAX East this weekend, it seems like everyone's excited for the arrival of the next Blizzard beta test. But are you?

Are you planning on buying gametime for gold in WoW when you get the option?

It's no secret that I've been playing a lot more lately: leveling up a host of warriors, getting geared up, doing some raiding. It's been fun. But one thing I really hate is the feeling of compulsion, that I have to log on to get my followers all set doing missions, clean out my mine, go trap some critters for savage blood, etc.

When the latest Recruit-a-Friend mount in WoW was announced this week we had to wonder how many people are out there who are interested in WoW but have never played or even tried it. Really, just who's left to recruit?