Warcraft

Sure, sure, patch 8.2 has two massive new zones, two megadungeons, more of the war campaign (what's going to happen to my buddy Baine?!), and a raid where we finally get to confront Azshara.

In case you've been occupied, we're heading towards the release of the Crucible of Storms raid next Tuesday, April 16 and with that raid we've already seen quests that introduce us to the story, the why are we doing this that I as a player always appreciate.

We were talking about how to revamp professions in World of Warcraft on the podcast this week, and I got to thinking about how I would do it...

This character profile has been written for Mymag, one of our supporters.

Hearthstone uses the Warcraft setting as a staging ground for exploration, and one of the best things about it is how it's unafraid to take huge leaps from that setting and introduce new ideas and new characters.

Last month we talked about how WoW Classic is going to deal with content, and how the complete form of World of Warcraft's content before it ended won't be entirely available at launch, with various raids and dungeons launching in phases.

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Update: This was originally posted just for our supporters, but now it's available for everyone.

I know that for a lot of players, WoW Classic isn't going to be a nostalgia trip simply because they never saw classic WoW in the first place.

The Darkmoon Faire is amping things up with a new ride in patch 8.1.5, as well as a few other new additions.