Shadowlands

We are in an interesting situation with allied races and World of Warcraft, in that we have more choices for what kind of character you're playing than ever.

A time skip happening after (or perhaps during) Shadowlands isn't out of the question -- Game Director Ion Hazzikostas informed us that time does not work the same in that realm as it does in Azeroth, after all.

Most people who go through the Torghast roguelike dungeon in Shadowlands will try to min-max their anima power upgrades, choosing the most powerful options that make them into the best killing machines possible.

Shadowlands is all about increasing customization and providing a slew of new options for existing races in World of Warcraft, and now we know that Druids are getting their own set of customizations.

I'm not saying I want Allied Races to be replaced.

The Arbiter redefines mysterious in the World of Warcraft cosmos.

I know some folks who are using the Winds of Wisdom buff in World of Warcraft to get as many 120 characters as they can so that when Shadowlands comes along and does the leveling squish, they'll have a whole host of level 50s ready to explore the next expansion and all of its content.

Ardenweald is home to the Night Fae in the World of Warcraft expansion Shadowlands, and while being a home to all things nature, it's also jam packed with glitter.

In Shadowlands, the Night Fae Covenant shows us the mirror to the Emerald Dream and the darker half of the Wheel of Life.

New Blood Elf customization options have made it into the Shadowlands alpha!