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World of Warcraft Chronicle: Volume 2 caught us up on events leading to and including the First and Second wars on Azeroth.

For the roots of the divide between the few remaining High Elves and the Blood Elves, we must go back to two figures -- Kael'thas Sunstrider and Garithos, self-proclaimed Grand Marshal of the few remaining Alliance forces in the region after Prince Arthas Menethil's betrayal of his father and his kingdom to the Scourge.

For an expansion about the rising threat of demonic hordes, Legion has spent a lot of time focusing on other dangers.

Warlords of Draenor had several problems -- a lack of endgame content, a truncated storyline and a dearth of development where more than a year passed between the Hellfire raid and the next patch.

Legion may propose to be focused on the threat of the Burning Legion, but there are darker portents to be found, if one listens carefully.

It's an exciting week in Blizzard esports with the return of their flagship esports competition, Heroes of the Dorm.

Both the Sundering and the Shattering were large-scale natural disasters for the shell that surrounds Azeroth’s world-soul.

Last week we left off our look at the origins of the High Elves with a discussion of their Highborne forebears and the exile from Kalimdor following the Sundering.

The Sundering ripped the world of Azeroth apart, splitting the united continent of Kalimdor into pieces.

Patch 7.2 is in testing on the PTR right now, and that could mean it might be released as soon as March, although I don't expect it before April.