WoW

We had some datamined content yesterday for patch 8.2.5, and the most surprising part was a conclusion to the War Campaign.

For those of us who are focused on Battle for Azeroth there's been a bit of a lull in terms of news about the game, with an understandable focus on WoW Classic.

The first rule of being the best raider you can be is making sure that you look your best.

This year's Harvest Festival is the same but with a unique wrinkle -- it's running slightly different versions simultaneously both in the Battle for Azeroth version of WoW and WoW Classic.

We reported back in June that Blizzard's long-running Recruit-A-Friend program was going on hiatus.

When it comes to World of Warcraft, it's not uncommon for players to talk about Blizzard scrapping the whole "let's make an expansion" thing in favor of simply releasing a "WoW 2" instead.

I remember the introduction of the Looking for Group tool for World of Warcraft very clearly because I was in the middle of trying to get a group for The Old Kingdom for my Death Knight.

At the core of playing World of Warcraft are addons to customize your experience.

I always imagined my character living in one of the main cities such as Dalaran or Silvermoon, but as soon as I saw that little house in Stormsong Valley, I thought, "That's my home." All the Kul Tiran homes look cozy, with their boat beds and knickknacks scattered around a warm hearth.

Logging into different versions of WoW has never been a thing until now, but the queue times for WoW Classic are making it an issue.