WoW

In case you didn't know -- and I say this because I didn't -- there's been a change to the Blazing Ingot daily quest in the Maw that makes an already tedious experience painful to the point of futility.

World of Warcraft currently has the most diverse level of visual customization in the game's history.

With patch 9.0.5 came the newest iteration of Valor Points, another currency to add to the growing list that Shadowlands has added.

I've been thinking about how Diablo 2: Resurrected will be on practically every console, and how that's pretty awesome, but it also has me feeling greedy.

The Covenant Sanctum asks each character that darkens its doorstep to earn 1,000 Anima every week -- but that's just the minimum players should be pulling.

Shadowlands patch 9.0.5 brought back Valor Points as a method primarily for upgrading gear acquired in Mythic+ dungeons.

We don't really think of who truly wins a raid that often.

The tagging of mobs has been an area of concern for World of Warcraft even since the game was launched, as current players of WoW Classic will tell you.

This week is the Unbridled Darkness bonus event, the final of three special events on rotation in Torghast, and this is the first of the events that appears to have been inspired by a decade-old April Fool's Day joke -- the Tomb of Immortal Darkness.

Ah, quality of life.