Warcraft

Artifact weapons have been an integral part of Legion, but they'll be getting some changes in the next expansion, Battle for Azeroth.

With the introduction of Allied Races to World of Warcraft, Blizzard has opened up the door to opportunities that are only limited by whichever roster of races exists in the game at any given time.

If you couldn't get enough of the Mythic Dungeon Invitational back in October, and were just waiting for more World of Warcraft head to head PVE, your prayers have been answered.

If you're like me, you made it out of BlizzCon 2017 happy that you still had a couple pennies left in your bank account.

Blizzard Entertainment officially unveiled their plans to launch WoW Classic servers at BlizzCon 2017.

During Blizzcon, the developers announced major changes to the way PVE and PVP servers work. While they spent an admittedly appreciate amount of time explaining exactly what the changes meant, our own Anna Bell found a way to sum it up nice and succinctly: "The rules are simple.

Did the Battle for Azeroth cinematic make you fall in love with Sylvanas all over again?

November 28th has been confirmed as the release date for the Normal and Heroic modes for next Legion raid, Antorus, The Burning Throne.

BlizzCon dropped quite a few bombs on the WoW community: classic WoW realms, game-wide level scaling, and a new expansion.