If you played Pen and Paper RPG's in the 90's, you probably know about White Wolf, the game company that brought us Ars Magica (I know it was Lion Rampant first, still counts) and more famously the World of Darkness games, including Vampire: The Masquerade, Werewolf: The Apocalypse, Mage: The Ascension and others.

StarCraft 2: Legacy of the Void is coming soon.  But if you can't wait — or if you're just curious about what threats are scurrying in the background of the StarCraft universe —Blizzard has just released Sector Six, a short story by Micky Neils0n.

This Hallow’s End, a little skeleton with a can do attitude came to Icecrown Citadel and showed the Lich King that at least one spooky sort wasn’t down with his Hallow’s Ending ways.

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Finally!

Weren't we just talking about Blizzard's odd game-world crossovers?

Though most of Blizzard's games are set in fairly unique environments — fantasy for Warcraft, scifi for StarCraft, supernatural for Diablo, and so forth — there are times and places where these (and other) worlds collide in the strangest ways.

Nerdist's Quest to BlizzCon series of videos just released a new video dedicated to the lore and history of Azeroth, delivered courtesy of Michele Morrow.

The #1 way to rank on Kilrogg: timing.

Today we open our online store: the Blizzard Watch Lootique.

Lady Superior by Alex Ziebart just hit the digital shelves and I had the good fortune to get my grubby paws on a beta copy.