Warcraft

Without spoiling too much, the above image is from the Battle for Azeroth alpha and showcases an instance of Stormwind that has both a different skybox and fog effects on the ground.

 

Last week, Seething Shore made its pseudo-premiere in World of Warcraft, thanks to being available for a week as a "preview Brawl." Now, the battleground is officially part of the standard pool of random-queue options, but with a couple of adjustments.

World of Warcraft: Traveler, the children's book written by Greg Weisman, released back in October 2016.

Back at BlizzCon, the developers were quite vague and noncommittal about whether or not Battle for Azeroth would have a new mission table, making it seem unlikely the feature would carry over.

They rejected the offer of a Titan and survived his wrath.

Once again the folks at Wowhead have done their usual fine work in datamining the latest from the upcoming expansion. Build 21631 is live and it's got a few changes, including talents in places where trees were incomplete and some significant changes to certain specs.

Yesterday, World of Warcraft players were treated to a bit of a surprise when Blizzard dropped the new Seething Shore battleground on us without much prior fanfare.

Legion was a fantastic expansion in many ways, but as I look back over the raid fights as a main tank, I can't help but notice the developers have fallen into a rut with the design of tank encounters.