If you play a Rogue in World of Warcraft, you should know that the first rule of Rogue Club is: we don't talk about Rogue Club.

At BlizzCon 2019, Blizzard announced that a brand new approach to leveling was coming in Shadowlands. Instead of leveling — and outleveling — our way through a sliver of every expansion's story, we would level through a single expansion for a more coherent experience.

Many classes are seeing changes across all specializations in World of Warcraft Shadowlands.

With every new expansion to World of Warcraft we've seen changes to the Warrior class, and Shadowlands is no exception.

Tyranny,
when the feeling’s strong and your actions wrong,
it’s Tyranny,
when you killed those guys and you don’t know why
it’s sad to say,
conquest and mayhem in Kyros’ name,
I am to blame

Tyranny by the folks at Obsidian is rapidly becoming one of my favorite old school RPG’s. It uses the same engine as Pillars of Eternity, but the story is one you rarely see in a CRPG, and it’s got me thinking a lot about how to frame a narrative in a game.

And also, I’m completely serious when I say I can’t stop making up versions of Tragedy by the Bee-Gees based around it.

This week on the Lore Watch podcast, Matthew Rossi and Joe Perez explore which zones and prominent NPCs from WoW's past expansions should get a starring role in the upcoming Shadowlands expansion.

Shadowlands is the first expansion where Demon Hunters are going to see major changes.

So you want to play a Monk in World of Warcraft's upcoming expansion, Shadowlands.

Looking over the Shadowlands class updates, I'm struck by how many of the changes we saw in Legion and Battle for Azeroth are being rolled back.

Let's look at the impending class changes for Priests that are coming with the Shadowlands expansion for World of Warcraft.