Legion has focused on a return to "class fantasy" at the core of each class, and that has me wondering -- does that core class fantasy change depending on when a player started playing WoW?

Legion has been an expansion all about “class fantasy” – a deeper exploration into what it means to be a member of a particular class.

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I’m less than a day or two from flying in Legion. On the one hand I’m really looking forward to being able to see my favorite vistas from the skies. On the other, I’m wondering how long it’s going to take me to remember that I’ve actually learned flying. I predict a good month or so of absentmindedly running around on ground mounts before it finally sinks in.

The Burning Legion.

Firefly Path is no stranger to fantasy and video games.

When we initially heard the story behind the Overwatch organization, it was pretty straightforward.

The Sleeper must awaken.

"Not only does constantly playing with fire turn you into fire, it also makes your orbs REALLY big!" writes submitter Sarabande of Elements on Aggramar (US-A).

Technically speaking, we've done two expansions that weren't on Azeroth.

It's been one day since we were treated to an overview of the developers' notes for Patch 7.2.5, but one day is apparently all it takes to go from big-picture notes to full-on patch notes.