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Trial of Style — one of the most anticipated micro-holidays — is back in World of Warcraft for the week, and this contest inspires both transmog addicts and non-addicts to take a shot at earning first place for the glory of knowing you look fine as fel.

World of Warcraft just got its patch 10.0.7, and even though it's not a "major" patch, it's still a pretty hefty one.

Blizzard has an ambitious roadmap for Dragonflight in 2023, but we have to wonder what comes after all that.

It’s showtime for Dragonflight patch 10.0.7, and the return to the Forbidden Reach beckons.

The Iskaara Tuskarrs' Community Feast remains a popular feature of Dragonflight, with a recent change that increased its frequency to every 90 minutes so you have plenty of opportunities to get in on the cooking action.

Patch 10.0.7 arrives March 21 and with it, we'll arrive (again, for the Evokers) in the Forbidden Reach --but how will we get there?

Dragonflight patch 10.0.7 will offer a sizable amount of content to explore when it goes live on March 21.

If you were disappointed to find that Dracthyr were limited to the Evoker class, we have some potential good news for you.

Recent datamining that indicates Dragonflight patch 10.1 might well have some form of hardcore mode on select servers.

While transmog enthusiasts in World of Warcraft really enjoy putting together stylish ensembles -- from mariachi outfits to the latest sets of tier armor, white and grey quality "ordinary" looks to flashy new looks Blizzard prepared especially for the Trading Post -- there's no denying that even when you're mixing and matching, there are some sets of gear out there that are just... ugly.