If you're the kind of person who bakes things, why not bake up something Hearthstone related for the game's birthday?

Player-run Armies of Azeroth project seeks to recreate Warcraft III entirely within the Starcraft II engine.

I don’t know about you, but for me the transition from Highmaul to Blackrock Foundry has been a welcome one. Highmaul wasn’t a terrible instance, but it also wasn’t a particularly good one either. Not a single encounter stood out at me, bouncing up and down in a desperate plea for love and attention. Kargath, The Butcher, Brackenspore, and Twin Ogron were little more than stand-and-burn fights for melee classes with minor complications tacked on to make them feel not so “phoned in.” Ko’ragh was outright hostile to melee...

And with a single tweet, BlizzCon 2015 has been announced. This year's con will run November 6 - 7. 2015 and tickets will be on sale two days: April 15th and 18th. Other than that, no other details have been announced.

I had a lot of problems coming up with an intro today. But then I realized something… I think I’ve spoken about every food, every drink, every meme, and every TV show or film in the world. There is nothing left to opine over anymore.

So that’s it. Show’s over, wrap it up, everyone.

Oh wait, you have WoW questions? And non were about flying? Awesome, let’s dive in.

And then we call them "trash" and mow them down en route to the real boss. We are truly the monsters of Azeroth.

World of Warcraft's landscape of achievements covers a wide range of difficulties. Some achievements you stumble into accidentally, not even realizing they exist before you get them.

The path from level 1 to level 100 is pretty clearly laid out before you: kill things, gain experience, level up, repeat. However, once you hit level 100 what you do next is really up to you — which can leave new 100s at a bit of a loss.

If you're not already excited for the upcoming 'Warcraft' movie (seriously, check out that cast, that's impressive) then maybe Duncan Jones can change your mind. He's talking post production and the film, and especially the work of Daniel Wu as Gul'dan.

This week's questions all revolve around having one-on-one conversations with your players. What's the best approach? Read on to find out!