Arathi

If you've played World of Warcraft you've heard the name Arathi before BlizzCon 2023 blew the doors open with big announcements about three expansions, a whole new story wrapping up the past several years worth of plot threads, and of course Earthen.

World of Warcraft has existed in a post-Cataclysm world for longer now than it did in a pristine world, untouched by Deathwing.

Now that the Alliance has their turn at the Battle for Stromgarde Warfront, it's time to get down to the nitty-gritty -- how do you feel about these 20-player PVE ccenarios that, in my opinion, owe a lot to old school Alterac Valley and Arathi Basin?

Warfronts are one of the supposed flagship features coming in Battle for Azeroth.

Last Friday, Blizzard did another round of Warfront testing on the Battle for Azeroth beta -- this time, on the Alliance side.

One of the benefits of Legion and its Artifact system was that it brought a lot of older lore about Azeroth and its universe to life in new ways.

Last week we discussed Quel'Thalas from its foundation to the beginning of the Troll Wars.

I'd love to thoroughly cover the lore for every Artifact in the game, but it'll be a long time before I can actually get them all maxed, if ever, so I'm starting with one of my favorites: the Arms Warrior Artifact Strom'kar the Warbreaker.

Back during the Cataclysm revamp, one zone I really felt like needed a lot more than it got was the Arathi Highlands.