WoW

I see arguments and division every time a new mount is discovered in World of Warcraft, and I'm confused by it, because it seems like no matter how that mount is available to players, someone is upset by it.

Are you looking to test your skills in Torghast, the ever-changing roguelike dungeon of WoW Shadowlands?

You don't want to be in the Maw.

If you're a big user of the Curseforge mod site -- and if you use addons in WoW, you probably are -- you may be wondering what's going on with the site when Shadowlands launches.

The Flight Master's Whistle -- an item which we've grown used to having in recent expansions, especially when we want to get around the map quickly for World Quests -- will not be making a return in Shadowlands.

With Shadowlands set to open in just four days, Blizzard has started a new media blitz, providing interviews with Wowhead and other sites, as well as releasing their own survival guide video.

I think the Legion pre-expansion event was my favorite World of Warcraft pre-expansion event.

If you've been flying around Icecrown lately killing rares every 10 minutes and collecting rewards in between the weekly visits to Marris Stead whilst avoiding zombies like the plague, you may have feasted your eyes on the Putrid Geist, one of a couple non-armor pieces you can purchase with the Death's Rising currency.

I just can't even. World of Warcraft has broken me.

In June 2020, Twitch sold CurseForge -- which was responsible for its popular World of Warcraft Addon manager -- to another company, Overwolf.