With the release The War Within's pre-patch, a lot of new and exciting features have been added to the World of Warcraft.

Owls. You can’t trust them.

After five years of development and a few delays -- most recently caused by the major Fallout 4 next generation patch in April -- Fallout: London is finally available for download.

The Opening Ceremonies for the 2024 Paris Summer Olympic Games are coming up on Friday, so let's speculate on what the that would look like if the inhabitants of Azeroth could stop fighting for two weeks so they could participate in surfing and breakdancing competitions.

The first raid for World of Warcraft: The War Within will be the Nerub-ar Palace, located at the back of the City of Threads in the lower levels of the Azj-Kahet zone.

World of Warcraft developers have banded together to form Blizzard's first union: the WoW Gamemaker's Guild, which is organized under the CWA (Communication Workers of America).

Join us as we discuss how we think the story of Magni and Brann Bronzebeard might play out in the upcoming expansion, various interpretations of The Prophecy of The Boy King (spoiler: it may not be about Anduin), and the possible connection between the Nerubians and the underground spider-elf hybrids known as drider-- uh the Fal’dorei of Suramar.

With the imminent launch of The War Within, players will be chomping at the bit to dive into some of those new dungeons and raids, full of everything from fire bees to angry Arathi.

Did anything major happen last night?

No?

I mean, I feel like something big was supposed to happen, but it kept getting postponed. Did I dream it?

Either way, let’s take a break from all those silly Warband things: it’s time to Queue, The Queue! How many questions can I cram into this warband-themed Queue? Twelve?!

Adding expansion information to crafting material tooltips may seem like a tiny quality of life improvement, but I assure you that this small change is going to have a big impact on your gameplay.