WoW Classic

Before flying mounts and the many levels of Riding Skill that we have today in the current game, there was the old version of the mount system.

Every couple of months, I clean out my bank.

Over the weekend, my guild did "Call to Arms: Drustvar." We're not a PVP-centric guild, but we have people who enjoy doing this so we try to put a couple events every month on the calendar.

I've been slamming my head against the WoW Classic beta for a while now, scraping those levels and otherwise doing my level best to see as much of the story as possible.

The guild creation buttons haven’t evolved much from the day I stood with my co-founder in the square in Goldshire nearly fifteen years ago and paid people the phenomenal sum of 1 gold to sign our guild charter.

Update: This post was originally published for our supporters, but now it's available for everyone.

WoW Classic is officially launching August 27th at midnight GMT (6 p.m.

People who are interested in WoW Classic tend to be really interested in it, and as a result, will grab on to any information that seems to indicate that we'll be getting an alpha or beta test for it soon.

Before World of Warcraft, there was EverQuest, and one of the best sites for keeping track of items and quests in that game was named Allakhazam.

I know that for a lot of players, WoW Classic isn't going to be a nostalgia trip simply because they never saw classic WoW in the first place.