The War Within

Unfortunately, we're going to be waiting a bit longer for those cross-class non-cosmetic rewards...

World of Warcraft's next expansion The War Within brings the race known as the Earthen to the forefront, with the first two zones largely focusing on their story in Khaz Algar, and adding them as an Allied Race early in the expansion.

As we round the corner on The War Within, Blizzard has been releasing more glimpses of what we can expect from the expansion, this time in an exposition-filled video.

Lots of people were upset about WoW's incoming tank nerfs, but I was mostly just impressed: Blizzard's managed to do something that's eluded physicists for years.

With the Warbound gear finally starting to flow in World of Warcraft thanks to major buffs to the Radiant Echoes event, the next thing on many players' minds will be upgrading that gear.

With all of the class changes in the pre-patch, it might be time to play something new.

One of the new accessibility features released ahead of World of Warcraft's upcoming expansion, The War Within, is an arachnophobia mode that turns WoW enemies utilizing the spider NPC model into either the traditional crab model or the lobstrok models.

No, seriously: over the past few months we've seen a lot of people wondering who the heck this elf lady is — people don't seem to recognize her as Alleria Windrunner.

Every expansion in World of Warcraft brings with it tasty new Cooking recipes, from recipes so good they became actual real-life recipes to the nearly-inedible foods of Shadowlands (I guess Brokers didn't know that most of us don't like Pickled Meat Smoothies and Butterscotch Marinated Ribs). The War Within also includes a large variety of new foods (including food that lasts through death!), many of which have a fun twist on the fact that you're spending a lot of time in cave systems.

If you're looking to gear up your Warband with the Radiant Echoes event, you might be wondering exactly how many Residual Memories you'll need.