In the grand scheme of things, I hadn't really given a lot of thought to garrison planning -- I knew I wanted both a jewelcrafting and engineering building for my professions, I wanted an inn because it looked cool (and the quests sounded like fun), but beyond that, it was up in the air. The last building I ever thought I'd find myself inadvertently falling in love with, however, was the Salvage Yard.

After the nerf to Undertaker, I started looking around for new deck ideas to tinker with and to use in my climb on the ladder.

Finally - it's here. For the last several months, Most monks (other than Mistweavers) have chosen to ignore 6.1 - until now. New changes were added seemingly at last minute - changes that even a mulling Mistweaver or a jaded Windwalker can be excited over.

Ever since their introduction, I’ve found the implication of challenge modes in relation to class balance to be a fascinating topic.

Alex decided to share the best header image ever yesterday. It’s so amazing, I felt like I had to share it with all of you. And if I ever need to punch an elephant, I know who to ask. Speaking of asking, I believe you all have some questions you’d like answered, and I’m perfectly happy to answer them, so let’s get to it!

Welcome to the first edition of the Blizzard Watch mage column: Arcane Sanctum. This week, we break in a brand new mage tower and discuss the upcoming changes in patch 6.1.

We were all newbies in our respective favorite games — and depending on the game, that could have been a very long time ago. But looking back on your newbiedom, you probably stumbled a bit (or, in my case, more than a bit) along the way before you figured out just what you were doing.

Are you just now jumping into Diablo 3? With the game's second season offering a fresh start for everyone, now's a good time to dive into this hack-n-slash. But if you haven't played before — or if you only played when Diablo 3 or its Reaper of Souls expansion first launched — you may need a bit of a refresher.

The story of Arthas isn't a happy one, but if you take Wrath of the Lich King and tell the story backwards — like machinima-makers Slightly Impressive did — you get a very different take on things.

One of the first things a roleplayer tends to think about when creating a new character is just what that character should be called.