Shadowlands

One of the biggest changes made in our current patch (11.0.5) was that Blizzard went back and made it so Shadowlands raids were easier to solo.

With the release of early access for World of Warcraft: The War Within players have started to notice that the Legacy Loot system is now working for Shadowlands content.

I'll open by stating that Sire Denathrius had the potential to be an extremely relevant antagonist in World of Warcraft, far beyond just the limited influence he had in the Shadowlands.

Let’s start this by stating that I don’t want to die.

World of Warcraft has been out since 2004.

I'm not sure why but I'm feeling nostalgic lately -- maybe it's all the Timewalking I've been doing, maybe it's the pre-patch 10.1 anticipation (not that I'm done with all the new content from patch 10.0.7, mind you).

I'll be up front -- I thought the Mission Table was the best innovation in Warlords of Draenor. Now, many years later, the news that it won't be in Dragonflight fills me with a kind of joy I wasn't aware I was capable of feeling -- a boisterous, almost terrifyingly primal exultation, like unto that you would expect to feel just before you started singing and a musical number just sort of happens.

Technically, it's not even a month, but that's where we are -- on November 28, we'll be heading to the Dragon Isles to see what's in store for us.

Solo Shuffle was added in Shadowlands patch 9.2, the Eternity's End patch, as a brawl for players who wanted to get Arena-style PVP without having access to a dedicated partner or group to play with.

Shadowlands Season 4 has ended with patch 10.0, and with it the last chance to pick up some desirable PVP and Mythic+ achievements and rewards -- though not the Carcinized Zerethsteed, which is still available for a few more weeks.