Back in classic WoW, there was a bug called "wall-walking" which, well, it was exactly what it sounds like.

A stat-based feature that many have wanted in WoW Classic won't be included in the game for design philosophy reasons, Blizzard explained in a recent blog post.

What’s the title, you ask? Well, while in the midst of a discussion about which Disney film should be made live-action, I suggested The Little Mermaid… but with Ariel having the top half of her body as a fish. That led us down a rabbit hole (fish… hole?) of different Disney movies wherein we replaced characters’ top halves with fish bodies. It’s not weird.

But anyway, while you think about which Disney film would be most entertaining with the main characters top-half fish’d — I’d like to see a bunch of Dalmatian-puppy-fish abominations, personally — let’s Queue.

Five days after finally announcing this year's BlizzCon, Blizzard announced they would not have a booth at gamescom 2019, despite historically using that platform to reveal relatively major developments.

Now that BlizzCon dates have been posted, it's time to speculate on what we might see announced.

I was looking for some information recently and a guild member suggested I go to the WoW forums, as he remembered a thread about the topic in question.

"We don't really like the game that much anymore," Jack Stuttard, one half of the University of Georgia's Fortnite team, said after winning the Collegiate Starleague finals this weekend.

The latest season of Netflix's She-Ra and the Princesses of Power is half the length of the first.

A banwave recently went out for players using third-party game-breaking software, but Blizzard reduced many bans to warnings when they realized how many players were simply modifying their own character aesthetics.

While we wait for WoW Classic, let's take a trip down memory lane with this look back at Tirisfal Glades.