Lore

This weekend, attendees of the San Diego Comic Con are going to get a good look at the trailer for the Warcraft movie.

If you've been playing World of Warcraft for a while, or were familiar with the Warcraft 3 game or tie-in books like Lord of the Clans and Rise of the Horde you were aware of a certain conception of orcs and their nature and identity.

Anduin Lothar was one of the great heroes of the Alliance -- in fact, he was pretty much the impetus for the the original formation of it, just after the end of the First War.

Some lore is simply too dangerous for mortals to know.

A lot of people have been asking about this subject pretty much since the moment patch 6.2 launched and certain sites datamined and released what appears to be patch 6.2's end cinematic.

A couple of weeks back we took a look at the origin of Sargeras and the Eredar. This week, we pick up with Sargeras' first assault on Azeroth, the War of the Ancients. This conflict changed the face of the world forever, splitting the primeval continent of Kalimdor into four pieces (that we know of) -- modern Kalimdor, Northrend, the Eastern Kingdoms and Pandaria.

With patch 6.2 just a day away, we're headed to Tanaan Jungle to face the rest of the Iron Horde -- or are we? Let's take a look at the story so far, and what you need to know in terms of what you'll be seeing in patch 6.2 lore, Tanaan, and Hellfire Citadel.

With the Warcraft movie set to release in a little under a year, let's take a look at King Llane Wrynn as he stands right now in Warcraft lore.

Most people who play WoW know who Sylvanas and Vereesa are, But it's been a while since we've seen their sister, Alleria Windrunner.

Archimonde, we assumed, was dead. But he's show up again on Draenor, and it's left a lot of people confused as to how he could have been dead, and suddenly is not. People speculated that just as there are infinite versions of Draenor, there are infinite versions of the Burning Legion as well. That's where a tweet from Alex Afrasiabi comes in.