Shadowlands patch 9.0.5 was mostly built around balancing and a few quality-of-life changes, so it may have slipped under your radar that you can now transmog your helm to Rhinestone Sunglasses.

If you're eager to get into Burning Crusade Classic, we're here to help.

Is there anything you memorized earlier in your life that no longer remains relevant, but for some reason it has burrowed itself so deeply you cannot forget it, and it sometimes pops out in weird ways?

This is The Queue, where you ask us questions and we devote the tiny part of our brain that isn’t reciting the Greek alphabet to answering.

Let's all head to Ardenweald and say hello to this week's world boss, Oranomonos the Everbranching.

You may be wondering how experts on a video game were enlisted to create a fun facts sheet on an admittedly adorable mammal like sloths when we're not even slightly zoologists.

In a recent interview with Preach, Ion Hazzikostas, the Game Director on World of Warcraft, talked about Borrowed Power systems like Azerite Armor, Covenant Powers, and Artifacts that have been a big part of World of Warcraft's last three expansions.

That’s one dead vampire lady! Or is that re-dead? I’m never quite sure what exactly we’re doing to these Shadowlands entities.

After 103 pulls my group finally got our Mythic Darkvein kill. What an excellent fight! Our kill wound up being so smooth that we were all surprised when she was at 3% and about to die. Now we move onto Artificer Xy’mox and dealing with all three of his mechanics at once! So far the outlook isn’t terrible, but also we’ve only seen the Axe vortex a handful of times, and we haven’t gotten the big overlap yet.

While we try and find another Stampeding Roar or two, it’s time for — The Queue.

Children's Week was last updated during Battle for Azeroth, and though there are no updates for 2021, the holiday runs from May 3 through May 10 this year.

Pro players, top guilds, world champions, world-first raiders -- many of us follow their feats religiously.

There were fewer classes in The Burning Crusade than there are now, but that doesn't mean there weren't quite a few.