Lore

Last week we covered Diablo's origin, his part in the Eternal Conflict, how he helped mastermind the Dark Exile, and finally ended up trapped under what would become Tristram Cathedral.

In an Azeroth where dragons have seemingly expended the last of their powers, there's one flight that doesn't appear to have been affected by the events of Cataclysm at all.

It's time.

The War of the Ancients was one of the defining moments of Azeroth's history -- after all, it was responsible for the Sundering that shaped the world into the continents we know today.

Before the coming of the Scourge, led by Prince Arthas Menethil, only one Human was considered worthy enough by the High Elves of Quel'Thalas that he gained entry into the Farstriders, the elite Rangers of Silvermoon.

It's the end of 2015 and the beginning of 2016 -- and around this time is when I like to take a few steps back and look at the broader spectrum of lore we saw in the year prior.

The Monk class was born out of rebellion, pragmatism, and balance.

Druid lore already has its own unique extended history, and Druid Artifact lore only expands on it.

Our look at Artifact weapons at last comes to those wielded by Mages, the masters of Fire, Frost, and the Arcane.

Rogue lore is a little...different in Legion, partially in regards to Rogue Artifact lore, and partially just due to the Rogue class itself.