Warcraft

Anima, like other rewards in Shadowlands, kind of feels bad at the moment.

Attunements — the lengthy quest chains that allowed access to dungeons and raids — were a major part of the vanilla World of Warcraft experience, and were faithfully recreated for WoW Classic.

The Primus, wayward leader of the Necrolords of Maldraxxus, got a new model in patch 9.1, and in addition to that snazzy update, we also now find out what happened to him when he vanished -- both where he was going, and why.

WoW Classic and Burning Crusade Classic have their roots in tabletop roleplaying games like D&D.

When Shadowlands patch 9.1 was announced during BlizzConline we were told to expect changes to our experience while in the Maw, and with the arrival of 9.1 on the PTR we're now able to see those improvements for ourselves.

With patch 9.1 now on the PTR, we're facing a deluge of potential spoilers including new models, details about new zones, and much more.

Your eyes do not deceive you, fellow pet collector!

It's not entirely bug free as of the moment I tested it, but at last, the option to transmog your shoulder armor independently is coming in patch 9.1, and I couldn't be happier.

There's a lot of talk lately about what constitutes a real gamer, what games should count as real games, and so forth — and frankly it's always just exhausted me.

The Shadowlands Anima drought is coming to a close...