Warcraft

We know that the Season of Mastery makes some changes to the WoW Classic formula, and those changes are aimed at a faster paced leveling experience and a more challenging feel to raid encounters that players basically blew through when WoW Classic dropped in 2019.

I don't know if it would work, but between Mythic+ dungeons, World Quests, and the way Torghast apes Nephalem Rifts, there's already quite a bit of Diablo 3 in World of Warcraft nowadays.

I hear the phrase "The game respects your time" more and more lately, and it's something I think about a lot.

We've finally gotten our first look at World of Warcraft's patch 9.2: Eternity's End, which is taking us to a brand new world as we chase the Jailer into the realm of the First Ones.

Shadowlands was far from an alt-friendly expansion when it was first released.

In patch 9.2, we'll be going to Zereth Mortis, because we want to stop Zovaal the Jailer from remaking the entire cosmos into a place he rules and everyone is his slave, kind of like what he's done to Anduin on a metaphysical scale.

The final major patch for Shadowlands has been announced and we've finally gotten to see the next area that we'll be adventuring in.

We've gotten confirmation that in Shadowlands patch 9.2 players will finally be able to equip two legendary items.

Everybody dance now! Near the end of the Shadowlands patch 9.2 preview video was a few seconds of a new minigame coming to the Darkmoon Faire.

World of Warcraft patch 9.2: Eternity's End takes us to Zereth Mortis, a new zone that showcases the origins of the Shadowlands we've been exploring all expansion.