Alts

I mean, for me, the XP boost in World of Warcraft Blizzard introduced last week is terrifying because it suddenly opens up a ton of options.

When Azerite Essences went account wide, we covered the new system and told you everything you need to know about the new currency Echoes of Ny'alotha.

I currently have three alts I play regularly when I play World of Warcraft.

I'm asking this because I just dusted off my level-120 Death Knight -- the first character I leveled to 120 and promptly abandoned for my Warrior because I'm me -- and, wow, was that painful.

Yes, I admit it, this one comes from my own confusion and envy.

I’ve never played a single game Star Fox appeared in, but I love this song.

It’s the Queue after Thanksgiving, or as we call it up here in Canada, Thursday. I had a very nice day with my wife, and nobody else, and I didn’t eat a huge meal or worry about dealing with people I don’t interact with. I just spent the night with the person I love most and that was pretty great.

It's weird how a new expansion announcement hits me -- every time, it feels like I've just let out a breath I've been holding.

Today's Deep Dive panel revealed further information about leveling changes coming to WoW in Shadowlands.

The opening day of BlizzCon has given us a ton of new information regarding the future of World of Warcraft, and one of the most exciting announcements is a fundamental change to how alts will play in Shadowlands.

So you're looking at WoW Classic and want to get back in there to play the old school World of Warcraft experience you remember fondly, but it's been thirteen years since patch 1.12 and you may be a bit rusty on how much things cost.