WoW

WoW Remix: Mists of Pandaria has found itself in the throes of controversy over the early advantage gained by some players who found ways to collect an immense number of Threads to power up their cloaks.

I'm an ancient being, so I can understand that you may be expecting me to discuss how I played tic tac toe on my abacus or something, but for me I only really became a gamer when I first saw Baldur's Gate -- the original one.

Since the days of The Burning Crusade, we've found ourselves pitted against the infinite dragonflight time (ahem) and time again.

A new "Story" difficulty has been added to Nerub-ar Palace — and only Nerub-ar Palace — in The War Within.

The War Within expansion includes a brand new selection of gems for our gear, much along the lines of the gems we've seen in recent expansions.

In recent builds of The War Within alpha, Cooking changes have finally started filtering into people's profession windows.

The Cloak of Infinite Potential is a key fixture in the current World of Warcraft Remix event, that's made apparent to you as soon you spawn in on the Timeless Isle.

By now you've probably checked out the new World of Warcraft Remix: Mists of Pandaria game mode, where you build a timerunner and replay this fan favorite expansion with a few twists.

World of Warcraft's latest mode, Remix: Mists of Pandaria, takes players back to the Pandaren continent to re-experience the expansion with some new twists.  One of those twists is your Cloak of Infinite Potential, an heirloom-type item that scales in power with your characters as they level up, can be further upgraded with a permanent 7% XP boosts for completing LFR raid wings while killing Normal raid bosses rewards you with a 12% boost.

One of the many draws of making a timerunner for WoW Remix: Mists of Pandaria is the heaping zeppelin-load of transmog options, both old and new, which will be available for purchase throughout the event.