WoW

The concept of evergreen content is one that is a little tricky to explain when discussing an MMO like World of Warcraft, but in it's simplest form it's content that never really stops being relevant.

It's the 18th Anniversary of World of Warcraft and as a special treat we can run around murdering the various World Bosses of early-2000s WoW, from Kazzak to Azuregos to the Dragons of Nightmare, with a special appearance from The Burning Crusade World Boss Doomwalker.

With upcoming launch of the World of Warcraft: Dragonflight expansion on November 28, we've learned some new bits of lore, revisited the past, and had reason to be excited for the future of WoW.

The stars have aligned this week, with a confluence of experience boosts that can help your WoW characters zoom to max level with up to 300% bonus XP.

Let's say a genie grants you one wish, but that wish must be related to World of Warcraft.

The World of Warcraft 18th Anniversary celebration has begun in-game, but despite all my hopes and dreams for the event, there was nothing new added this year.

The World of Warcraft 18th Anniversary celebration starts this weekend and will run for three weeks, ending right before Dragonflight releases.

Truthfully, I wasn’t going to write this.

A new subscription option is now live in the Battle.net shop and it's a big one: a recurring 12-month subscription for $155.88 in the United States and 131.88 euros in Europe.

November is Dragonflight month for World of Warcraft fans, with the latest expansion releasing in just under four weeks.