WoW

Today on a short and sweet Twitch stream with World of Warcraft community manager Josh "Lore" Allen, esports manager Jeramy McIntyre laid out what 2018 holds for WoW esports.

Looking at the changes coming in 7.3.5 to legendary items, I feel like I can finally put into words a disconnect I've had with them this entire expansion.

I'm thrilled for the people who have been wanting Classic WoW servers for years, and I'm excited for newer players to experience the game I fell in love with back in 2006.

When patch 7.3.5 PTR datamining went up in December, Wowhead caught site of possible new Hunter pets to tame along with all the other PTR info.

In all the other news about patch 7.3.5, one surprising tidbit noticed by the folks at Wowhead was this one -- a configuration warning that alerts you if your system won't be supported by future builds of World of Warcraft.

Patch 7.3.2 introduced Wakening Essences as the new currency for upgrading legendary items. In patch 7.3.5, players will also be able to use the Wakening Essences to purchase Purified Titan Essences -- tokens that will give players a random new legendary item outright.

Blizzard released a small set of World of Warcraft hotfixes today, including a change to Wakening Essences.

Druids and Rogues are both going to see some changes with this week's WoW reset due to the adoption of some unorthodox playstyles.

Back in August of 2017 we talked about how Legion would shake out and whether we'd get a new Expansion announcement at BlizzCon.

A short list of hotfixes was released over the weekend, addressing a few issues in Antorus, and a couple of class bugs as well.