Okay, yeah, this one's mostly for me.

When it comes to writing and MMOs, it can be hard to differentiate good writing and bad writing from writing we actually just do or don't like.

If, like me, you love the lore of Warcraft 3 but have a hard time getting the old game to run properly and wish you could see the story unfold without it, there are a few options -- for example, you could wait for Warcraft 3 Reforged, which will likely remake all of the in-game cinematics with its new art assets.

The Blizzard Shop will soon be retiring a selection of pets, mounts, and delightful cosmetic helms to the vault, but you can get your hands on them all in one gigantic bundle.

Today I’m going to opine on some of the more business-related discussions that have been going on around the Blizzard community lately. And before we get started, insert the general statement here that while this site is obviously a fansite and wouldn’t be here without Blizzard, we don’t have any direct financial ties or obligations to them, and are by no means privy to inside financial information we can’t share, etc…

Even Hearthstone players without much of a card collection will be interested in Rumble Run, the single-player adventure for Rastakhan's Rumble.

Every Wednesday night, I have the privilege of hanging out with all of  you on our official Twitch stream -- it's one of the highlights of my week.

Usually we get a little warning before card changes land in Hearthstone, but today's round of balance changes were only announced last night — at 11pm Pacific, to be exact.

By which I obviously mean a nice, refreshing drink of water because it’s the middle of the workday, gosh.

In World of Warcraft there are plenty of reasons to run old content -- mounts, pets, transmog -- but for the past five years, defeating the Lich King in Icecrown Citadel during the holiday season can also help defeat one of the trickiest real life bosses out there.