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The fight to save Azeroth from N'zoth is going to take everyone working together -- even our smallest companions.

In patch 8.3, we're getting a Corruption system for gear which will replace the current Titanforging mechanic and also give players a degree of control over their armor.

World of Warcraft loves its grinds, but at least one of them won't be going live in the upcoming patch.

We've gotten a few new classes in World of Warcraft over the years -- Death Knights, Monks, and Demon Hunters -- as main features of Wrath, Mists, and Legion, respectively.

There's a whole host of catch-up gear coming in patch 8.3, available through doing the quests in Uldum and the Vale of Eternal Blossoms as the forces of N'Zoth attack both regions.

If you play a Death Knight,  a Blood Elf or a Night Elf in World of Warcraft (and seemingly not a Void Elf or a Nightborne) then you're going to notice a few changes in patch 8.3, specifically to your eyes.  As part of the incoming Shadowlands changes that will be made to character customization options for all characters, Blizzard is going to test out some changes to the way that certain eyes glow, and the certain ones in question appear to be DKs, Blood and Night Elves.

WoW is turning 15 this year, and for such a milestone event Blizzard is pulling out all the stops.

World of Warcraft has certainly taken its fair share of ideas from the Diablo franchise: random legendary drops, the whole idea of socketing gems into loot -- even the original Classic WoW talent trees were inspired by the skill trees of Diablo 2 but today the tables have turned.

We learned yesterday that the next WoW expansion, Shadowlands, will be ruled by Covenants — sort of a cross between factions and class halls.

Death Knights have been a staple of World of Warcraft since their introduction in the Wrath of the Lich King expansion.