The Alliance and Horde are getting two pretty unique mounts in patch 8.1.5, with no PVP required.

Around 800 people went home this week without jobs after the devastating layoffs at Activision Blizzard.

Crucible of Storms, the game's next raid, has had its loot tables datamined by our friends at WowH]head.

For the honor of morally-Grayskull, she is Jai-Na!

What a wonderful world we live in when a 50-year-old blue monster gets his very first "Ask Me Anything." Sesame Street, which is celebrating its 50th anniversary, suggested Cookie Monster sit at his computer and field questions from his fans.

I’m sad, you’re sad, we’re all sad together. I was really starting to wallow in it, so I went and ran an LFR.

That is not exactly what I would call a cure-all for negative emotions — after all, LFR is packed with its own special blend of negativity — but it had an unexpected cheering effect. The group wasn’t too bad, and for the most part I could tunnel-vision on health bars and fight mechanics and blissfully not think about anything else for a while.

It was nice.

But now we’re back here in the Queue, and I’m still feeling pretty sad.

Turns out the Zandalari and Kul Tirans aren't just your average Allied Race -- they've been updated on the 8.1.5 PTR to include brand new dance moves. 

As a raider, I've always felt the pressure to do certain things in WoW.

Good news, everyone!

Blizzard is continuing their holiday-themed hearthstone trend with the arrival of Love is in the Air today.