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World of Warcraft has over 100 different dungeons and dozens of raids, and each has its own set of bosses.

We are in an interesting situation with allied races and World of Warcraft, in that we have more choices for what kind of character you're playing than ever.

A time skip happening after (or perhaps during) Shadowlands isn't out of the question -- Game Director Ion Hazzikostas informed us that time does not work the same in that realm as it does in Azeroth, after all.

With three classes announced already for Diablo 4 and supposedly five classes total, we're only going to get two more classes in Diablo 4, and clearly there are way more than two classes in the history of the franchise fans would like to see.

Okay, first off, I love the idea of High Elves as an Alliance Allied Race.

Let's set the stage.

We don't know for certain yet, but I cannot seem to make myself imagine a Diablo 4 without Necromancers, especially since I'm fairly convinced that Rathma -- aka Linarian, the son of Lilith and Inarius, the guy who essentially created the idea of Necromancy in the Diablo universe -- seems to be the weird guy in the cinematic who summons Lilith back to Sanctuary.

I know some folks who are using the Winds of Wisdom buff in World of Warcraft to get as many 120 characters as they can so that when Shadowlands comes along and does the leveling squish, they'll have a whole host of level 50s ready to explore the next expansion and all of its content.

Dungeons and Dragons is more popular now than it has been in years, if not more popular than it has ever been.

Amazons pose a very interesting challenge when it comes to Diablo -- or heck, any sort of mythos, really.