This character profile has been written for Eleftherios, one of our supporters.

So yeah, the Battle for Azeroth alpha saw a new build last night. New zones opened up, a new dungeon, you can roll up an Allied Race now — that’s me up there as a Lightforged Draenei, for example — they made some changes to talents including giving Fury Impending Victory as a talent which means you’ll likely never take Storm Bolt again outside of raiding, and so I spent the night mucking about.

I love the design of Kul Tirans.

Let’s do that Queue, everybody.

Twenty-five thousand years ago, a lone craft, the Genedar, lifted away from the surface of Argus.

At the moment, there are only two zones on the Battle for Azeroth alpha open for testing – one Alliance, and one Horde (Editor’s note: two more zones opened up shortly before this post went live).

I didn't actually intend to start gathering Coins of Ancestry, it just...happened.

The response to our latest Breakfast Topic about crafting professions was overwhelming: apparently no one is making anything in the game these days.

Season 8 of Overwatch competitive play coming to a close this weekend, and players are scrambling to climb the ladder as far as they're able while they still can.

While scuttlebutt about prominent Warcraft 3 community members being invited to Blizzard Entertainment fueled speculation about an imminent Warcraft 3 remaster, it turns out that isn't the case -- at least not yet.

Alpha is finally up, and we can get our first hints at what Blizzard intends for us Priests of the Light.

For those of us who play StarCraft 2, patch 4.2.0 has gone live and it's got a lot to look over.