WoW

Now that we are starting to get major details about the grand finale of The War Within, the time is ripe to begin speculating on who will serve as the main antagonists for the next expansion, Midnight, as well as the finale of the three-part Worldsoul Saga, The Last Titan.

The War Within patch 11.2.7 sees the return of the Turbulent Timeways, and for the next ten weeks we'll have an active Timewalking event, encouraging us to revisit old dungeons and factions -- including the debut of Shadowlands Timewalking.

The Winds of Mysterious Fortune buff is back in WoW, giving you a leveling boost leading into patch 11.2.

Blizzard dropped a little bit of a bombshell of a last-minute patch 11.2 feature: personal banks will be getting a Warband Bank-style makeover, while Void Storage (which we once nominated as one of the strangest holdovers from Cataclysm) and the more recent Reagent Bank will be going away -- and rolled into the bank.

I'm trying not to curse today's maintenance, but I have to call it like I see it: an hour-long Tuesday maintenance for all WoW servers is a quick maintenance.

The War Within's upcoming patch 11.2 brings us the second major batch of content added to the expansion, with the only truly consequential bit being the ability to acquire my very own demonic rodent of unusual size.

A new feature, coming Soon (TM) in Midnight, is player housing, there has been a lot of speculation on what sort of items will be made available to use in our customizable spaces.

Now that we're well into July, we've had a chance to see the Collector's Bounty buff in action within old raids and dungeons.

While Blizzard's posts about Player Housing remain purposefully vague — the feature is still in active development and details may change — the latest update offers a juicy look at how players will create neighborhoods and the Endeavors (events) that happen there.

WoW patch 11.2, Ghosts of K'aresh, will arrive soon -- August 5, in fact!