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What does Wrathion want with Draenor, why is he there to begin with, and why did he ally with Kairoz and help Garrosh Hellscream escape? I think the answer to that question may very well have been staring us in the face all along, and it's been staring us in the face since the end of Mists of Pandaria.

We are grounded. So what could be done to make that feel way, way less annoying?

The Priest isn't the easiest class to wield. Many plays involve careful set up on your part. You're not playing aggressively, your game plan is to dictate the match on your terms, which might involve stealing cards from your opponents and using it against them.

Looking for something to do? How about raiding for gold? By soloing old Cataclysm raids, it’s fully possible for a reasonably-geared druid on US realms to fully fund their WoW Token purchases monthly. If that interests you, or you just want to find out how to repeatedly kill all those old bosses that gave your raid so much trouble back in the day, read on.

Now that the open beta for Heroes of the Storm is upon us and the release date is right around the corner, you might be wondering which hero might be right for you. This installment of our guide to heroes is all about the Support role type.

We've discussed battle pets you can trade and acquire via drops before, so it's high time we discuss some battle pets that are great fighters that you can tame. Here are some of my favorites.

From this whirling nightmare, this bloated ruin of the first evil's corpse crawled the demons. The Burning Hells could in a real sense be said to be the blackened corpse of Tathemet itself, and at the center of the Hells lies the Black Abyss, from which rose the Great Evils. Essentially birthed from the seven heads of Tathemet, there were the three Primes -- Mephisto, Baal and Diablo -- and the four Lessers.

Most rings are little more than an icon and a handful of stats, but some are so much more. Let's take a look at the strange history of Warcraft's rings.

The object of the game is simple: just destroy the core and you win. The basic path to get there is similar, but each map has unique mechanics designed to crush your opponent. This is a discussion of both those basics and the mechanics.

What was Kairoz looking for?