We've gotten word that patch 9.1.5 is on the horizon, with it arriving on the PTR soon™.

Patch 9.1.5 is bringing some alt-friendly improvements to the Shadowlands, so if you've been thinking of leveling up a new character you may want to hold off until the patch comes out.

I can't help but imagine dancing in the streets and parades of joy with the news that alts will be able to skip the Maw intro in patch 9.1.5.

All of the content in Burning Crusade Classic is spread out across five content Phases, and we're finally ready to head to Phase 2, as Overlords of Outland launches on September 15.

In case you've been wondering when World of Warcraft's patch 9.1.5 will hit the PTR -- I know I have, considering all the stuff we've been told is coming -- we now know that it will be next week, thanks to this post from the official World of Warcraft site.

The days of the week inevitably sneak up on me, and Friday — complete with this super-sneaky Queue deadline — always seems to come out of nowhere. Wasn’t it Wednesday just yesterday, when I didn’t have to think about writing the Queue? Or maybe it was Tuesday. Monday?

Well, I checked the calendar and it insists it’s Friday, so I guess I’m writing a Queue for you all.

This week, Matt Rossi, Joe Perez, and Liz Harper cover cool customization options coming in WoW patch 9.1.5, decks to play in today's super speedy Hearthstone meta, and the current state of the Activision Blizzard sexual harassment lawsuit.

Recently, players noted a new Classic Era PTR dropped for WoW Classic. After logging on and exploring using older characters from a previous PTR cycle that hadn't been deleted -- because character copy had been disabled for the current PTR -- it seemed that for whatever reason, the PTR was on a different phase than live Classic Era servers.

Weapons are the most sought-after pieces of raid loot.

The ongoing Activision Blizzard lawsuit has a new chapter, with implications for one of the company's biggest franchises.