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I am playing Shadowlands entirely wrong.

Easily lost amidst the excitement of the Shadowlands release last week was the publication of Exploring Azeroth: The Eastern Kingdoms, a fun book that sends our favorite Rogue couple traveling through the Eastern Kingdoms.

Every expansion to World of Warcraft goes through a cycle, starting out fresh to the majority of players (those that weren't in the alpha or beta, anyway) and then, over time, as we all level through it there's a feeling of growing familiarity.

We all may be hanging out in the Shadowlands right now, but the land of the dead needs to work on their hospitality and food situation.

I admit it: Despite Jellycat existing, I hated Maldraxxus for months.

If you've tried in the first couple of days of Shadowlands to make a group in the group finder for one of the Elite quests only to be inexplicably out of phase with the rest of your group, we have good news!

There's no question that the 50 to 60 leveling curve is pretty relaxed in Shadowlands, as some players managed to get to max level within three hours of the expansion's release, and even pokey players like me hit level 52 in a couple of hours of gameplay. World of Warcraft has probably never been easier to level in than it is in Shadowlands, and I'm curious what you think of that fact -- are you happy to be getting to max level relatively quickly, or at least to be able to do so, even if you're taking your time?

If you've been keeping up with the Shadowlands expansion -- and trying to understand all of its systems -- you might be finding yourself slightly overwhelmed.

This week, Matt Rossi and Joe Perez cover the top stories of the week including the end of Battle for Azeroth, the Shadowlands Icecrown pre-patch event, and the upcoming Season 22 for Diablo 3.

Sometimes it's hard to navigate from old content to new and back again in the opening days of the expansion.