WoW

This week we have a perfectly mid-sized maintenance for World of Warcraft with two hours of downtime for both modern and classic.

Much has been quiet on the news front when it comes to World of Warcraft's next expansion, Midnight.

As time marches on and we get closer to Player Housing being added to World of Warcraft, I find myself thinking of more features and decorations to put on my wish list.

Patch 11.1.7 of World of Warcraft is now live, which means it's time to put on your insulated safety gloves and dive into some Overcharged Delves.

Yesterday's big news came in the form of a bonafide void-tinged cornucopia, as we learned that the next major content patch of The War Within will be the Ghosts of K'aresh update in patch 11.2.

For most of WoW patch 11.1's run, the question on the minds of many World of Warcraft players has been: where do we go next?

One of the most anticipated features of The War Within's upcoming patch 11.1.7 update is the addition of Lorewalking, which allows players to experience some of the most important and influential story arcs in the history of Azeroth in-game.

Monday maintenance is yesterday's news: we've moved on to Tuesday maintenance in WoW.

A new week dawns on a surprise Monday morning maintenance for modern WoW.

Now that we've had roughly half of an expansion to get used to the idea of our characters all working as a cohesive unit, it's time for a bit of a retrospective on how our approaches to selecting which World of Warcraft character to play have changed.