Though the official release schedule is still on its way, but we received confirmation in Ion Hazzikostas' Fatboss interview today that raids — starting with Emerald Nightmare — will open up 3 weeks after Legion launch.

Heroes of the Storm streamer Grubby is at Gamescom this week and has already given us a sneak peek at Valla's upcoming rework.

A couple of years ago, I wrote about Jaina Proudmoore’s progress as a character after the loss of Theramore and the events in Mists of Pandaria.

You want a Queue that’s excited about Karazhan? Yesterday’s Queue is for you. But I’m afraid I’m just not all that excited about it.

Look, I ran that raid over and over and over again for the entirety of TBC. I ran it when it was the guild-killer. I ran it when they introduced Badges to raids and it was the most efficient way to gear up your newest raid members. I ran it when people wanted the mount. I ran it and I ran it and now? Now I just don’t care.

Sorry. I know y’all love Karazhan. I don’t want to take that away from you. It’s a very pretty raid from an art and music perspective.

Submitter Kyleata of Misha (US-A) writes, "'W-who are you?'" Khadgar's Servant asks hesitantly to his glittering reflection.

With the Legion launch about a week and a half away, the Blizzard Watch crew are already talking about day one plans.

Welcome to episode 83 of Blizzard Watch's podcast!

Machines of War, the upcoming StarCraft event for Heroes of the Storm, stole the Heroes headlines at Gamescom.

Legion is going to be here shortly, and while we've discussed leveling talents briefly -- and how they often will come down to personal preference -- there was one talent that was so strong it was becoming the only real option for Shadow Priests to take. It significantly changed your boss damage as a Shadow Priest and could boost you from the middle of the charts all the way to the top.

You know, we had a particularly magical time when we decided to pause our leveling and go make some Death Knights back at level 60 or so.