Back in Warlords we saw Mercenary Mode introduced so that Alliance or Horde players could PvP as members of the opposite faction.

It's a new week, and a fresh clear to get through!

One of the single most difficult aspects of roleplay for many players is simply the act of finding people to roleplay with.

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In my zeal for completing…well, everything, I went back to the Terrace of Endless Spring last week and tackled the raid on Heroic. More accurately, I went in for a piece of gear for transmog purposes, and decided to just finish the entire raid. What I didn’t realize was that I hadn’t so much as attempted Heroic Sha of Fear before. Needless to say I was slightly taken aback when I found myself teleported to a vast expanse of nothing right in the middle of the fight. For a minute or two, I though the encounter had glitched out and chucked both myself and the boss through the world. Whoops!

Back in the day, EverQuest had defectors, people who left a faction to join another.

One of the things that hits me every time I accidentally use my Garrison Hearthstone (or deliberately -- it's an easy way to get to the portals in Stormshield) is that my Garrison is basically my Order Hall, but a more primitive version of it.

In the Overwatch universe, Numbani is something akin to paradise for omnics.

It’s an in-joke. Don’t worry too much about it.

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"It's a bear thing," writes submitter Fyresparxx of Abyss on Whisperwind (US-A).

Back in Mists of Pandaria we had a fun little thing called Scenarios, similar to the things that happen now when you're doing a certain hard quest out in the world or as part of your class order hall campaign.