A short list of hotfixes for patch 6.2 have just been released.

We covered Blizzard's SDCC exclusives, but now that their panel at the con is over (though the Warcraft movie panel is yet to come), what did we learn?

I know a lot of players who argue that the story in MMOs like World of Warcraft is less important than the play experience.

Not too long ago, Celestalon took to the forums to post a reply to a very well thought-out breakdown of Shadow Priests heading into patch 6.2.  The entire post is quite lengthy, but to any dedicated Shadow Priest, it’s a must-read (as is the reply from Celestalon).  Instead of reiterating points made in the post, I wanted to take a moment to address a specific part of Celestalon's response about Blizzard's idea of what it means to be Shadow: (more…)

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The Soldier 76 gameplay video is the most boring Overwatch preview yet -- which isn't necessarily a bad thing.

San Diego Comic-Con is just kicking off, but even though the Legendary panel — where we expect to see the Warcraft movie trailer — isn't until Saturday, we're already hearing a lot about the film.

One of my favorite poems is In the Desert by Stephen Crane. It’s a short poem, so I feel safe reproducing it here.

"Last night I got my reputation with the Hand of the Prophet up high enough to be able to buy their cosmetic toybox item Karabor Councilor's Attire," writes submitter Paladave of Clan Wilkes on Garona (US-A). "I wasn't expecting to like the outfit as much as I do. In fact, with the nice circlet headgear, I actually felt more kingly than councilorly. That gave me the idea to stop by Varian's place and see how I measured up."

Every time I think about the idea that patch 6.2 is the final raid patch for Warlords of Draenor, I ask myself if I'm done with the world, and so far I'm really not.