You know how people talk a lot about Wrath of the Lich King and how it served as the finest hour of WoW's design? It wouldn't be fair to say that Final Fantasy XIV is entirely a spiritual successor, but it has a whole lot of obvious points of comparison.

Looking forward to hitting up Tanaan Jungle in patch 6.2? We'll walk you through how to get started.

In a new tweet this afternoon from the @WarcraftDevs account, the World of Warcraft team announced that starting with the launch of patch 6.2, loot from the Midsummer Fire Festival would increase from its current 635 to 670 item level.

The notes for Heroes of the Storm's first PTR patch have been datamined and big changes are coming to many heroes.

With patch 6.2 just a day away, we're headed to Tanaan Jungle to face the rest of the Iron Horde -- or are we? Let's take a look at the story so far, and what you need to know in terms of what you'll be seeing in patch 6.2 lore, Tanaan, and Hellfire Citadel.

In the WoW Archivist column, we take you back in time to another era of the game. In patch 6.2, Blizzard is offering a way to do that literally.

Assault on the Pit is my least favorite of the daily Apexis chores. I have yet to complete it. I gotta go get that done, I just always have something better to do than grind my way through a bunch of elites in prot spec, like, say, sanding down my feet or eating potentially spoiled food.

Anyway, this is the Queue. It’s Queue time.

"I'm going to ride in front now, okay, Tormmok?" Kimaloo asked meekly. "It does absolutely no good for me to look at the map if the only landmark I can see is you."

If you're looking to start playing Warcraft's Archdruid in Heroes of the Storm, our guide to Malfurion will help you get started.

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