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With almost -- or perhaps only -- three weeks to go until BlizzConline, it's time to start thinking about all the wonderful news and previews we'll see at the (free!) online event.

It's been a long time since Blizzard has gone swimming in the real-time strategy pool.

We finally hit Renown 27, letting us purchase -- for Anima and Grateful Offerings -- some of the cutest pets that Shadowlands has to offer (I'm particular fond of Sinheart, myself).

I'm seeing a lot of people arguing that for raw power, the Venthyr absolutely dominate in melee, especially for Warriors.

This week on the Blizzard Watch Podcast, Matt Rossi and Joe Perez discuss what announcements they expect to see at next month's BlizzConline 2021, if skipping the leveling campaign in WoW Shadowlands for an alt is worth it, and what to do with all of those Blizzard CDs, figurines, and books piling up at home.

The takeaway I have from playing World of Warcraft and experiencing its story over the past decade -- from Cataclysm to Mists and then the Warlords/Legion/Battle for Azeroth years, and finally exploring the content of Shadowlands -- is that in many ways WoW feels to me much like a season of a streamed TV series like The Witcher or The Boys, not in terms of the story it is telling, but in how that story is told.

One of most interesting new features added to World of Warcraft in Shadowlands is Torghast, an ever-changing, scalable instance.

To create a Legendary armor piece in Shadowlands requires a trip to the Runecarver in Torghast.

As a person who just made his Legendary I often forget this, but please don't forget that you can and should upgrade your Legendary items in Shadowlands.

Torghast, Tower of the Damned, is one of the features of Shadowlands that is supposed to be something we're doing all expansion.