"It’s been pretty rainy both in real life and in game down in the Valley of the Four Winds," writes submitter Myrendla of Resilience on Proudmoore (US-A). "So, I decided to add some color to otherwise dark and gloomy skies with my trusted Experiment 12-B mount. Thank you, Ultraxion!"

Welcome to the 14th episode of Blizzard Watch's podcast!

One of the core tenets of multiple Blizzard games is the immersive role that the player assumes within the game.

Welcome to Shifting Perspectives, Blizzard Watch’s regular column for druids of all vocations. This week, Chase Hasbrouck (@alarondruid) is pondering the ecliptic. So Patch 6.2 is coming and all, but we'll have a year to talk about that. (Kidding! Hopefully...) In the meantime, let's talk about a subject that's close to my heart: Eclipse. Frankly, it stinks. I'd like to take a quick look back to see how Eclipse ended up in its current state, then propose an alternative.

Most fans will simply glance over these Warcraft icons -- after all, the icons seem so very simple on the surface. However if you look closely, you'll see they're very intricate.

With Blackrock Mountain adventure released, we can now do a full class by class review of the expansion. Which classes gained the most? Which classes lost the most? Let's take a look.

Can’t keep up with all of the great WoW-centric (and WoW-adjacent) webcomics out there? We’re rounding up the latest editions of your favorites here so you can catch up on the week all in one place. Do you have a favorite webcomic that focuses on WoW or any other Blizzard games? Tell us about it in the comments!

Welcome back to The Queue, the Q&A column for all things Blizzard related. If you have a question for the Queue, leave a comment and you may see it answered tomorrow!

Sometimes I kind of wish the Darkmoon Faire were around more often than once a month. But then I realize that if it were, I’d be really, really tired of it by now. Instead, I’m still having fun racing things and flying through hoops and shooting out of cannons and riding carousels.

When I was seven months pregnant, I drove half an hour at 11 p.m on a Saturday night into one of the worst neighborhoods in the next city over from me just to stock up on Twisted Tornado. Don't even ask me how far I drove for a loaded baked potato with extra sour cream and no cheese.

I'm always surprised at how some things are almost traditions in World of Warcraft, and the most surprising (to me) is the Mage vs. Warlock hate. Even more so than the Alliance/Horde rivalry and that one's pretty weird, if you think about it -- how deep the divide between players of a video game based entirely on what color the background for their faction is, ultimately.