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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.

I mean, here I am faced with the cosmic wonder of Algalon, one of the servants of the Titans, who has actually come to decide the fate of Azeroth, and what's my reaction? "Look at this big shot," it looks like I'm saying.

Patch 6.1 introduced a new trait for garrison followers -- the Treasure Hunter.

World of Warcraft's landscape of achievements covers a wide range of difficulties. Some achievements you stumble into accidentally, not even realizing they exist before you get them.

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.