Oblivious Films has returned with, appropriately enough, another episode of The Grind Returns -- this time, featuring a nemesis every World of Warcraft player who has been playing for any length of time is well acquainted with.

BlizzCon tickets won't be on sale for a month and the convention itself won't be held for for another eight months — but that doesn't mean you can't start prepping for the big day right now.

While I've been working on leveling my alts, my main focus has been on raiding normal and heroic modes in Highmaul and Blackrock Foundry. Due to the luck of the drop, I've gotten my hands on two Blackrock Foundry one handers, and so I've been raiding as Single-Minded Fury. My quick and dirty take on the sub-spec is as follows.

The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim already has plenty of dragons, so why would one more be a problem? Well, if that extra dragon happens to be Deathwing, we can see a few problems cropping up.

On the one hand, deciding an appropriate age for your orc may seem like a simple task -- they have lifespans similar to humans, after all. However, orcs are deceptively complicated, largely due to aging hijinks with the original Horde.

Blackrock Foundry LFR has been an interesting experience — far more so than Highmaul, which was kind of fun in terms of flavor, but not so much with the fights. I liked Kargath’s bout, I enjoyed Tectus and his sonorous pronouncements, but most of the fights were kind of forgettable. Not so with the Foundry. I love Hans’gar and Franzok, and yesterday I finally got to experience Operator Thogar, which I also really enjoyed. Trains are fun and there should be more of them. You know what else is fun? Answering questions. Let’s do that!

Running Azeroth probably won't make your workout any easier, but it may make it a bit more entertaining.

I mean, here I am faced with the cosmic wonder of Algalon, one of the servants of the Titans, who has actually come to decide the fate of Azeroth, and what's my reaction? "Look at this big shot," it looks like I'm saying.

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Of course I would. And one of the things I've learned in playing D3 with my wife is, ranged players will get you killed. No, really. They don't pay attention to the battlefield, they gleefully drag you face first through every pack in existence, it is a constant series of terrifying moments playing with one of them.