WoW

I mean, I kind of know what you're doing first -- if you want to do anything else in World of Warcraft's patch 8.3, you'll need to do the introductory questline that unlocks everything else, from the Old God Assaults to the Horrific Visions and including the raid itself, since the raid portal for Ny'alotha will switch between Uldum and the Vale of Eternal Blossoms depending on which zone is under attack by the Old God itself.

If you're wondering when we'll get patch 8.3.5 in World of Warcraft, the answer is that as of right now, there isn't one planned.

First up, this post contains spoilers for the end of the patch 8.3 storyline and Battle for Azeroth as a whole.

With patch 8.3 arriving tomorrow, there are several things you can do now to get a running start with respect to loot, your Heart of Azeroth, and grinding your Auction House rivals into a fine paste.

For anyone looking to swap over to a Vulpera or a Mechagnome for WoW's patch 8.3:, you'll be able to do it at a slightly cheaper cost than usual.

Maybe I should ask, "What could make you play as a healer?" because I recently healed a dungeon run in World of Warcraft on my Paladin and I couldn't wait to run back to Retribution and never look back.

If you haven't had enough of gear being overly complicated in BFA, I have some great news for you -- in patch 8.3, we're moving away from the simple Titanforging system, where sometimes a piece of gear can drop that's just a little bit better than normal.

The search for Jenafur -- WoW's latest secretive Battle Pet -- has had a small update in a recent hotfix: The cat has grown tentacles.

The existence of WoW Classic has me thinking about what's changed and what hasn't since 2004 when World of Warcraft came out.

The basics of the Auction House in World of Warcraft have remained mostly unchanged since 2004.