WoW

“Grinding” is a term that has become ubiquitous in the MMO community.

With the recent end of arena season announcement, and the fact that the latest PTR build is marked as a release candidate, it’s pretty clear that Patch 6.2 is largely done with development and will go live shortly. As such, it’s time to turn our attention to the Tier 18 Death Knight set bonuses that will be obtainable from the Hellfire Citadel raid.

World of Warcraft is a sizable place, and as its grown over the years navigating from place to place has become increasingly convoluted. How do you get to Dalaran from your capitol city? How do you get to classic, Burning Crusade-era Outland? How do you get to Theramore… but, you know, not the crater Theramore has become today? What’s the easiest way to get to Pandaria?

The live Q&A with developer Ion Hazzikostas will begin in just a few short minutes, at 2 p.m.

Is it just me, or is this the least interesting patch for warriors ever?

I swore I'd never do the Argent Tournament again after getting the heirlooms/squire/squire's bridle on my at-the-time Alliance main, but Aeda had to be difficult and ride this mount.

If every patch had to include one specific addition to the game, what would that one thing be?

In patch 6.2, Retribution has some minor changes, awesome tier bonuses, and a handful of fun encounters in Hellfire Citadel to look forward to.

Archimonde, we assumed, was dead. But he's show up again on Draenor, and it's left a lot of people confused as to how he could have been dead, and suddenly is not. People speculated that just as there are infinite versions of Draenor, there are infinite versions of the Burning Legion as well. That's where a tweet from Alex Afrasiabi comes in.

Looking for a new gaming challenge or an interesting angle on RP? Reddit user Avinaria has found one: playing a Death Knight who remains loyal to the Lich King rather than joining the Alliance or Horde.