Roleplay

What kind of person do you become when you've lost everything -- possibly even your humanity?

How do you get into the skull of someone who is not-so-recently deceased?

Last week we went a little more in-depth with the Demon Hunter class -- the lore and background of new Demon Hunters, what being a Demon Hunter really means, and some things to consider when creating one.

World of Warcraft: Legion is coming on August 30 -- and if you pre-ordered the expansion, you'll have access to WoW's latest class a little earlier than that.

We've talked a lot about developing your character and interacting with other players -- the nuts and bolts of roleplay, both the creation aspects and the writing aspects.

We had a pretty good question on this week's podcast regarding how to handle taking breaks in roleplaying -- whether or not you weave breaks from WoW into the narrative of your character.

The title of this column might seem a little odd to some.

When I first began playing World of Warcraft back in 2004, I didn't have a clear idea of exactly how to play the game.

Last week, we talked about what makes a Mary Sue character -- a character so perfect that they always do everything right, have no weaknesses, and never lose a battle.

You may have heard of her, if you're a roleplayer; her name is usually invoked when people are criticizing characters.