Warcraft

Testing periods are a time to find all the bugs and glitches in a video game before it launches -- or, at least, the goal is to catch as many of them as possible.

Before the Frozen Throne crashed into Icecrown, before the lords of the Burning Legion first conceived of a weapon that would scour life from Azeroth, there was only means, motive and opportunity... and a self-serving power hungry Warlock grasping for a tool.

Yes, I know you'd probably do other stuff with a time machine, but just assume this particular time machine will only allow you to go back and change things about an MMO because its creators were extremely monofocused, okay?

I think I've been pretty up-front in saying I don't like class restrictions. Dungeons and Dragons gave them up a long time ago now, and I frankly think it was the right call.

There's a popular meme with a person seated at a table with the sign "change my mind," and the Wrath of the Lich King Classic developers seem to have taken this idea to heart when listening to feedback about faction changes.

Streaming World of Warcraft is something that has become a big business.

Some of us love spreadsheets, and we may even use them to keep track of their World of Warcraft characters.

Thaldraszus is the final of the four major zones of the Dragon Isles we will be exploring in Dragonflight, and it is the home of the capital city of Valdrakken where players will be spending a lot of time during the expansion.

Shadowlands patch 9.2 added three Conduits catchup items that gave a character any missing Conduits as well as upgrading them to a base level.

Shadowlands Season 4, which just arrived alongside patch 9.2.5, includes new Mythic+ dungeons from this expansion as well as Battle for Azeroth, Legion, and Warlords of Draenor.