WoW

While Doomhammer remains an awful artifact weapon for Enhancement, that fact alone doesn't make me less than excited about Legion.

After a deep dive into Burning Crusade dungeons last week, we still have Mana Tombs left to conquer before we get back to questing.

One of my favorite glitches -- if you can call it that -- is when the server is about to crash and every living soul in Azeroth disappears.

It's not a secret that many Horde players have been complaining about the underwhelming nature of Horde racial abilities in PvP this expansion.

World of Warcraft patch 6.2.2 has been announced for September 1 after weeks of player anticipation.

"I was questing in Loch Modan disguised as a bush for a quest and when I was done I mounted up with the Transporter," writes submitter Trevor.

Amid server instability tonight comes word from the official forums that WoW is under attack from hackers aiming to disrupt the game's services.

Perhaps the reveal that resonated most with me was the kitchen sink attitude that Blizzard was suddenly taking towards class lore. Since Wrath of the Lich King I have been starving for more Paladin-flavored lore in this game and it was so exhilarating to see the new push that the game is taking to focus on the different classes and the stories that make them distinct and special. I’d like to talk a bit in this post about Protection Paladins in the next expansion and what we have in store for us with regards to the new class lore. I especially want to brainstorm a bit on what our artifact may be and what options are potentially available.

Submitter Gimmlette of Spectacular Death on Llane (US-A) writes, "It perhaps says something about my guild when, as we were deciding what to do to 'celebrate' World Lizard Day on Friday, August 14, the discussion turned to 'let's do this naked.' We had over a dozen people want to show up for the shot, and hey, devilsaurs are lizards.

A new batch of World of Warcraft hotfixes for patch 6.2 have just been released and posted to the official blog.