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World of Warcraft already has a bunch of in-game holidays, but doesn't it seem like it could have more? While I enjoy seeing Azeroth go all out to celebrate special occasions with quests, events, and decorations, most of the holidays we have feel a bit on the stale side.

We take a close look at the Warlock trinkets coming to World of Warcraft in patch 6.2.

As I was questing through the Swamp of Sorrows, I happened across a very unique water formation. Upon further investigation, I found a small piece of perfection ... a rip in the space-time continuum that allowed druids to have free reign over their travel form again!

The hunter trinkets in Warlords so far have been your standard fare -- passive stats with a proc of some kind. They’re nice DPS boosts but there’s not much fun to be had. Thankfully, things are looking a little more interesting in patch 6.2. Hellfire Citadel has 4 trinkets for hunters, and I was recently able to test them out on the PTR.

In the midst of large banwaves and the announcement of lost subscriptions, VentureBeat recently published an interview with Ion "Watcher" Hazzikostas.

What was Kairoz looking for?

"Gimmlette takes us to all the fancy places," said Betwyxt of Spectacular Death on Llane (US-A). "For instance, tonight we got to go to Chateau Le Stoutshock, where the menu was aged and roasted Nagrand beasts washed down with sparkling fountain water."

When World of Warcraft first opened its doors, most of the recipes were kind of gross. There were a couple of decent dishes, like Beer Basted Boar Ribs and Herb Baked Eggs. However, most of them were more along the lines of Kaldorei Spider Kabobs or contained that staple of industrial cafeterias, Mystery Meat.

This week we brush off the minor mastery changes up on the 6.2 PTR and address an issue that has been festering for years: the unremarkable Exorcism. What's wrong with it? What can be done to change it? Let's take a look.

Today at 2 p.m.