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Everybody dance now! Near the end of the Shadowlands patch 9.2 preview video was a few seconds of a new minigame coming to the Darkmoon Faire.

Look, I know September is one of the mostly accepted starts of "Spooky Season" -- (or should I say, "SpooOoOOo00ky Season"?

While our heroes in Shadowlands wait to learn more of the Jailer's plans, the citizens of Azeroth (and Theotar) continue to celebrate their annual festivities, with the Harvest Festival recently completed and Brewfest in full swing.

As our annual effort to fail to get the Love Rocket comes to a close, it's time to reflect back on the past two weeks and wonder: why doesn't the Maw celebrate Love is in the Air?

With Castle Nathria now open on Mythic difficulty and the World First race in full swing, many of us have started thinking about what the next patch has in store and even predicting its release date.

Welcome to Brewfest 2020, Azeroth's annual celebration of the "fermented fruits of the harvest!" Running through October 6, Brewfest is World of Warcraft's homage to Oktoberfest, which we celebrate in-game by tossing kegs, racing rams, and of course, the classic "kill someone for something shiny." But why settle for only 17 days of celebration?

Seasonal holidays have been around since vanilla WoW, but not all of them were available until Burning Crusade or later.

In the latest hotfix notes, this little item caught my eye.

Another Hallow's End has ended.

No, it's not too early in the morning for a question like this.