Warcraft

Warcaft Rumble is coming out on November 3, but while the game is still a month away from your phone, it has already hit the World of Warcraft with a new promotion that lets you collect Rumble-themed toys.

Earlier this week I wondered what events you wish you had participated in when they first went live.

Did you participate in the first round of dragonriding in older zones with the Kalimdor Cup?

With World of Warcraft Patch 10.2 we will be getting a new raid, Amirdrassil: The Hope's Dream, and here at BlizzardWatch HQ we've noticed some similarities to a previous raid, the Firelands from World of Warcraft Patch 4.2.

There's been a lot of chatter online about the next possible expansion being a “reverse Cataclysm,” where all the post-Shattering updates to Kalimdor and Eastern Kingdoms are reverted to a more normal state -- while of course including the updates that have transpired in the past decade.

While we wait for Dragonflight patch 10.2, the WoW developers continue to give us a steady stream of content with the return of the Turbulent Timeways.

After not being able to play much when Dragonflight patch 10.1 came out, I'm finally making an effort to work with the Loamm Niffen in Zaralek Cavern and I'm having a lot of fun.

There is an ancient poem that says: “There is a time for everything, and a season for every activity under the heavens: to everything there is a season turn, and a time to every purpose under Heaven.” For players of the World of Warcraft, many will eventually come to the end of their playing season.

I've heard it said that no game is perfect -- even great games, nearly universally beloved ones like The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom or Red Dead Redemption 2 have aspects that annoy even the most staunch apologists.

Dragonflight patch 10.1.7 has started bringing updates to old holidays, with Brewfest getting additional activities and even Pirate's Day adding new Dragonriding armor to purchase.