WoW

With the fearsome crab Halondrus fallen, Anduin was the next boss to stand in the way of Team Liquid and the rest of the World First racers.

I'm really glad that flying is now available in Zereth Mortis, but I'm also confused as to why it had to be unlocked in the first place.

Sometimes flying is never introduced to new zones but fortunately some zones, like Zereth Mortis in Shadowlands patch 9.2, allow your flying mounts to stretch their wings skyward.

About a year and a half ago, I wrote a post about the Great Vault and how it doesn't work as bad luck protection.

Halondrus the Reclaimer has fallen.

With the arrival of the newest Shadowlands campaign chapter after weekly reset, players will be able to unlock flying for all their characters in Zereth Mortis.

Shadowlands patch 9.2 brought World of Warcraft players to the zone of Zereth Mortis, a land of automata and brokers struggling to hold off the Jailer's Mawsworn forces, while the heroes raid the Sepulcher of the First Ones with the goal of saving existence from Zovaal's plans.

Many Covenant abilities in Shadowlands have become iconic and gameplay-defining -- for instance, Convoke the Spirits for Night Fae Druids, Condemn for Fury Warriors, and Divine Toll for Paladins of all kinds.

We're getting a World of Warcraft expansion announcement on April 19.

The Race to World First has gotten underway in the Sepulcher of the First Ones -- or at least, we think it has?