While the opening quests are fairly quick paced and net a lot of experience, it can get a little tiresome on repeat playthroughs, particularly if you have a lot of alts. So why not just ... skip it all, and start Warlords on Draenor, bypassing the opening experience entirely? It's absolutely possible to do so, through a little riding around and a strange little trick on, of all places, the Timeless Isle.

If you're rushing to meet your goals in Diablo 3's Season 2 before it ends on April 5th, you're in luck because a new XP bonus will help you get there.

Oh, Isle of Quel’Danas. I still miss you fondly.

Anyway, just a blast from my past, back when everything about the world we played in still amazed me, and everything was new, exciting and just begging to be explored! Oh, how I miss those days!

Looking back over the course of Warlords of Draenor, one thing I really expected that didn't happen at all is that I thought Shattrath would be a raid, instead of an outdoor zone for garrison daily quests.

This upcoming Thursday, we'll be adding a new show to our Twitch streaming lineup.

Agree, disagree, or agree to disagree, Nixxiom has put together a great list of the top 10 zones from vanilla-era WoW.

They're some of the most common questions I see rogue players ask: After agility, which stats matter most?

I’m pretty sure this is the best selfie I’ve ever taken on my draenei character, and it has nothing to do with my character and everything to do with the utterly disgusted glare from the woman behind her. I do find myself wishing that we had “pose” buttons on our camera bars that would let us do an emote with a push of a button while we were happily snapping our selfies. I almost think I’d like that better than the camera filters!

Whether you’ve been playing a mage for a week or for years, there are usually things we can all do more efficiently to maximize our damage. There’s a big difference between theorycraft and practical damage. Many factors affect damage dealing execution: lag, reaction time, environmental hazards, RNG, and of course player error. Your damage is also dependent on your gear, spec and talent choice, but that’s not what we’re looking at this week. Instead, we’re considering ways that will allow any spec of mage to see an improvement in their damage immediately.