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The World of Warcraft team has continued to add more options for players over the course of Dragonflight and patch 10.1.7 is bringing one of the most desired appearances to the game: Draenei will now be able to look like the Man'ari Eredar.

Dragonflight patch 10.1.5 brought a bunch of new content, but my favorite are probably the new Time Rifts, and not just because of the gazillion rewards you can get from them.

Next year brings both a new expansion -- if we expect the cadence of the past several releases to hold -- and the 20th Anniversary of World of Warcraft.

Remember back when World of Warcraft let you use the Auction House from your phone?

Honestly, my upward progress in Diablo 4 has hit a stretch I'd describe as “excruciating,” except that I feel that's not really strong enough.

One of the World of Warcraft team's efforts during Dragonflight's patches has been bringing back old and previously unobtainable transmog appearances and crafting recipes.

Dragonflight patch 10.1.5 arrived this week, and with it, the Evoker class received its third spec, Augmentation -- Auggie for short.

It's an exciting moment in the history of World of Warcraft: the clock is ticking for Azeroth’s heroes to protect both future and past against the threat of the Infinites in Dragonflight patch 10.1.5, Fractures in Time, which launches today.

While patches 10.1 and 10.2 are considered the "larger" content releases according to Dragonflight's 2023 roadmap, patch 10.1.5 is still bringing a decent amount of content -- a continuation of the Dragonflight story focusing on the Bronze Dragonflight, the Dawn of the Infinite mega-dungeon, the new Augmentation specialization for Evoker, the PVE Time Rift event, and smaller activities like Whelp Daycare and Eon's Fringe daily quests.

Dragonflight patch 10.1.5 arrives this week and with it a whole bunch of new features and updates.