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I like to think that the Lich King is fully aware that there’s a pint-size singular hero still angrily poking at his ankles, and he’s just desperately trying to avoid breaking character, all the while inwardly bemoaning the fact that he’s stuck performing with amateurs that won’t stick to the script. He went to Juilliard. He’s a professional.

Meanwhile, I still don’t have Invincible.

In this week's leveling stream, the team only has one Mythic dungeon left to complete, and heads to Black Rook Hold to grab the last fragment Khadgar requires.

One on one roleplay is the easiest kind to participate in – largely because you’re just working with one other person’s schedule.

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You know, I’m pretty sure it was a really awkward family reunion, but this little tableau of elves made me terribly happy. It’s nice to know that despite their many differences, all of them will still come together to fight for a united cause. Granted, it’s a world-ending kind of cause, but hey, at least they’re trying to get along.

One of the things players really seem to love in expansions is that they be self contained.

Bastion received a big rework in the Overwatch patch that went live on Tuesday, but his new Ironclad passive has already gotten a significant nerf.

The fourth season of Overwatch's popular competitive ladder just kicked off this week.

For an expansion about the rising threat of demonic hordes, Legion has spent a lot of time focusing on other dangers.

The next hero to hit the Nexus is an unorthodox one.

I like going back to Darnassus on my Nelf Warrior from time to time and imagining how completely boring she finds the place. Plus, it’s a brand new city by Night Elf standards. I mean, they just grew that giant tree after the Third War. It’s not like she (or any Nigh Elves, really) grew up there or anything, the buildings are either new construction or likely ruins that were off the coast of Kalimdor and raised by Nordrassil when it grew. Considering my Warrior is neither a Druid or a Priest, I get the feeling she views the city as a memorial to the Third War more than an actual home.

But it’s pretty and there are other Night Elves there, so heck, why not visit when she gets homesick?