Alt Army

Now that we've had roughly half of an expansion to get used to the idea of our characters all working as a cohesive unit, it's time for a bit of a retrospective on how our approaches to selecting which World of Warcraft character to play have changed.

Children's Week is upon us, when the mighty heroes of Azeroth take a break from saving the universe in order to fly kites with orphans.

We're about sixteen weeks into The War Within, meaning that we've had over a dozen chances to try out the new weekly world events scattered across Khaz Algar.

It's been three months since the launch of The War Within, and we've had plenty of time to become acclimated to the new Warbands feature.

We're well into Season 1 of The War Within, and that means we've left our dragon-branded weapons and armor behind in favor of all new loot.

Collecting awesome mounts is most of the point of World of Warcraft -- after all, what's the point of acquiring epic gear or saving Azeroth yet again if you can't then ride off into the sunset atop a stylish steed?

There's so much to do with each weekly reset in The War Within that it can get a bit confusing, especially for returning or casual players.

Collecting transmog appearances in World of Warcraft has been kicked up a notch for a few months now, thanks to the advent of Warbands.

As if it wasn't hard enough when I asked you who you planned on making your main, I now come asking you who are you going to level as alts and in what order.

I know that every single one of your characters is in your Warband now, but it still seems like the ones who get to sit around the campfire on your character select screen are the A-team.