The second wing of Ny'alotha opens in the Raid Finder today.

If you were on the World of Warcraft dev team and you were tasked with creating more Horrific Visions so that players weren't limited to Stormwind and Orgrimmar, where would you set them?

As of February 3, Blizzard Watch has been up and running for five years.

That's right, a dragon.

I live in Alberta.

We’ve hit the start of the Love is in the Air event, and every year this event rolls around I get my rocket out and am just so very happy that I don’t have to get it anymore. I wasn’t tracking how many characters I was taking through each day, but it was a lot. Since back when I got it, you could still earn the mount on any character who could queue into the dungeon.

According to World of Wargraphs, the Big Love Rocket has only been collected by 1.9% of the player base in World of Warcraft. That’s a full 1.1% higher than the Felblaze Infernal that drops from Gul’dan in Nighthold, and you can farm him year-round!

So don’t give up hope! I believe in you and I’m rooting for you all! By this time in three weeks, I bet that above 2% of the player base will have their Love Rockets!

But until then — let’s Queue!

 

Last week, N'Zoth fell to the folks at Limit, meaning that the World First race is officially done until Shadowlands comes out.

The first patch cycle of Shadowlands has arrived: patch 9.0.5 is now live on Public Test Realm (PTR), featuring Valor Points and a number of systems changes.

That's right this Saturday, February 8th we'll be hosting our recurring D&D Spectacular starting at 2:30 PM CST on our Twitch channel.

Diablo Immortal has been one of those frustrating games that dwells in a vague shadowland between release and not-release.