But if anyone could use a Just Say No speech, it's the orcs of Draenor, and Mooclucking decided to throw together a machinima that brought all those faint memories of every bad end-of-episode spiel back to life.

Welcome back, druid friends! With 6.1 releasing this week, it’s time to take a look at the changes and see what you need to focus on. There were no groundbreaking changes, so the theme for druids this patch has been one of versatility. Several of the tweaks made previously poor talents viable choices, enabling more diversity in talent selection. First, I'll look at the two global talent changes, then look at each spec in turn.

Join us on this brief Twitter adventure as a stalwart paladin of the Light takes her S.E.L.F.I.E. Camera for a test drive during her first visit to the Darkmoon Faire.

I’m not sure what exactly the map on the Horde war table is tracking exactly, but the little x’s and arrows and illegible writing is kind of fascinating to me. I wonder if the Alliance side has different areas marked out? I think I should pay a visit to my Alliance alt again and do some leveling, maybe.

When the latest Recruit-a-Friend mount in WoW was announced this week we had to wonder how many people are out there who are interested in WoW but have never played or even tried it. Really, just who's left to recruit?

The perfect transmog is hard to come by, a labor of love created by sifting through World of Warcraft's countless armor sets and color schemes to land on the one true transmog that suits your character (and hopefully doesn't require mythic raiding).

Welcome to Blood Pact, Blizzard Watch’s regular column for affliction, demonology, and destruction warlocks.

One of the tricky parts about creating a character in Warcraft is the subject of age -- just how old should your character feasibly be?

I was really upset to hear about Leonard Nimoy’s passing yesterday — I grew up watching Star Trek. A lot of you asked in the comments from yesterday if we thought he’d get an in game tribute. Well, technically he already has one, and it’s been there since vanilla, down in Gnomeregan. Of course, he should be wearing a blue shirt and not a red one — I mean come on, everyone knows Spock’s always been a science officer and blue has been for science and medical since the beginning and yes I am a gigantic nerd thank you.

Let’s get to some Warcraft questions.

The first annual Raid Against Rare Diseases will feature a live raid with WoW-playing celebs including Swifty, Michele Morrow, Kristian Nairn, Jesse Cox, Crendor, and Bobak Ferdowsi (whom you may be familiar with as "the NASA guy with awesome hair"). Tune in at 10AM Pacific!