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We've been told by Nozdormu (who himself was told by Aman'Thul, highfather of the Pantheon of Titans - or so we are told) that there is one true timeline. With the existence of this Draenor, that would seem to be false. But what the Titan meant by one true timeline has never been fully explained.

Dwarves and gnomes are fairly similar in background origins, which is why we're tackling both races here in terms of age in roleplay.

How might Gladiator's Resolve change in the future? We take a look at what Blizzard might do with this level 100 talent.

Wrathion spent pretty much the entirety of Mists of Pandaria sending us on errands -- and now it appears the Black Prince is on Draenor. Yet despite evidence of his presence, he's nowhere to be found. Then, of course, is the question of why Wrathion would be on Draenor when it's the safety of Azeroth he's concerned with, especially after his visions of the world being overrun.

I'm not a huge fan of Harrison Jones. I liked him well enough in Wrath of the Lich King -- he was a funny one-off gag. But then we had Cataclysm, and Uldum happened, and I really cannot forgive Harrison for taking up so much screen time that could have been devoted to the tol'vir, who were far, far more interesting.

This week has been a bit slow on WoW news -- Hearthstone's Blackrock Mountain is stealing all of the hype.

Gladiator's Resolve is probably the best level 100 talent for Protection Warriors whether or not they intend to use Gladiator Stance.

You've probably seen the photos circulating on Twitter or Reddit of the full-scale, working Gnomish mailbox — but, while they showed off an impressive piece of crafting, the mailbox wasn't finished yet. Curious about this work in progress, we caught up with the maker, Jonathan, to see just what went into building a working model of an in-game creation.

Despite the presence of Uldyssian and his followers, it was merely a chapter, a small one in a saga that links us from the creation of the world of Sanctuary to the present day. One cannot discuss the Sin War without discussing nephalem, for in a way, the nephalem are far more important to the cosmos than Sanctuary, Inarius or Lilith. More important than the Archangels or Prime Evils.

I mean, here I am faced with the cosmic wonder of Algalon, one of the servants of the Titans, who has actually come to decide the fate of Azeroth, and what's my reaction? "Look at this big shot," it looks like I'm saying.