We've talked a lot about developing your character and interacting with other players -- the nuts and bolts of roleplay, both the creation aspects and the writing aspects.

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This week’s livestream was a little strange. And by “little strange” I mean that Mitch’s sudden emergence as a shadowy overlord of penguin doom was the least of our problems. But enough about that, let’s get to your questions, shall we?

Submitter Ezri of Bladefist (US-A) writes, "I found out that with the Piccolo of the Flaming Fire, my hunter's bear dances with her, so I adapted 'Simon Smith and the Amazing Dancing Bear' by Randy Newman for my hunter and her bear: A Hunter and Her Amazing Dancing Bear I may go raid Hellfire if I acquire some flasks to share My hunter damage would add to the extra attacks of my dancing bear Ludicrous, amusing, gratuitous, confusing (more…)

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The Legion alpha has been chugging along and one controversial addition has been random world legendaries.

The Overwatch team was extraordinarily clever during the height of their popularity after the Omnic Crisis was brought to an end.

It's all qualifiers this week in Heroes esports.

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The next time someone asks you why Blizzard doesn’t just do X, and tells you why it should be simple to do X, show them this screenshot. WoW is an intensely complicated game, with code that has been changed and edited and tweaked over the course of twelve years. You can make one change, and end up with that.

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"Our guild had just finished a Mythic Skyreach run when we started speculating about how far you could glide from the top platform," writes submitter Zylostout of Spectacular Death on Llane (US-A).