The folks at Wowhead interviewed Jeremy Feasel, WoW's Principal Game Designer, and Frank Kowalkowski, the game's Technical Director, talking all about patch 9.1, which is coming out some time after patch 9.0.5 comes out in March.

We've all been there: Falling off the platforms in Mort'regar, getting an uninspiring series of anima powers ("Roots again?"), then dying to bosses that spent your run inhaling steroids, bench-pressing small mountains, and quietly chuckling as you approach, as the Tarragrue licks its lips.

If you've finished farming reputation with Ve'nari — everyone's favorite Broker-with-highly-questionable-motives — you may have done the responsible thing and started banking Stygia in anticipation of patch 9.1.

This month is the 6th anniversary of Blizzard Watch rising from the ashes of The Site That Shall Not Be Named.

Whew, what a day!

We’re halfway through BlizzConline right now, and boy are my fingers tired! Three cheers to all of the other writers, we made some good words happen yesterday! Seventeen cheers for our editors though — Liz, Dan, Anna, and Mitch have done an absolutely stellar job of wrangling all of us crazy cats into formation.

Since I’m not even supposed to be here today, let’s jump right into — The Queue.

In the Diablo 4 December 2020 quarterly developer blog, Luis Barraga promised us a new version of the BlizzCon 2019 campfire scene, referencing the class selection window that presented us with the title's first three classes — the Sorceress, Druid, and Barbarian.

During today's BlizzConline panel on Diablo Immortal's progress, the dev team revealed an intriguing piece of content that gives us a better glimpse into exactly what they want this game to be.

I was relieved to see that gameplay in Diablo 2: Resurrected is almost completely unchanged.

The Maw is expanding!

In this delightful retrospective of the early days of Blizzard, several of those at the beginning gave their thoughts on the games Lost Vikings, Rock'n'Roll Racing, and Blackthorne.