Warcraft

Hallow's End and alcohol -- two great tastes that taste great together.

BlizzCon soon approaches, and with it Legion's promise to go back to the fantasy of each class.

Hallow's End is in full swing and we might decide to partake of the festivities in today's livestream -- more likely, however, is we continue questing through Howling Fjord on our road to Dragonblight.

Submitter Exmachinax of Dawnbringer (US-H) writes, "I call this picture 'To The Moon', because ...

Valor points are making a comeback for item upgrades in patch 6.2.3.

Submitter Gimmlette of Spectacular Death on Llane (US-A) writes, "I'm working on Jungle Stalker and happened to run into The Goreclaw.

I admit I haven't been logging into WoW lately.

Not terribly long ago, I wrote a post discussing how Crane Stance healing -- fistweaving -- makes Mistweaver Monks who they really are and differentiates them from other healers.

A little more than four years ago–where does the time go?–Ghostcrawler posted a Dev Watercooler that would change tanking forever. In “Threat Level Midnight”, Ghostcrawler outlined what would come to be known as active mitigation, promising to “shift more tank mitigation to require active management.” We’ve been tanking under this new regime for the length of an entire olympiad now. It’s been tweaked and improved a few times from class to class as the expansions passed, and now the question is: was this new system an upgrade? Is tanking more fun now with active mitigation than it was before, and are there improvements that still could be made?

Submitter Bronwenne of the Queue on Nesingwary (US-A) writes, "Playing around with the Hallow's End Magic Broom, I found that if you're falling unmounted between the garrison and harbor, the point where you phase between sometimes kills you.