Bastion
Just who is Pelagos, and what role will he play in patch 9.2?
You may not really have paid a lot of attention to Pelagos when you first arrived in Bastion.
Shaman, Priests, and Paladins rejoice! World Boss Valinor, the Light of Eons, has spawned again in Bastion!
Finally, after so many weeks -- three, technically -- of other World Bosses dropping their guaranteed Legendary Runecarver Memories, it is time for Paladins, Priests, and Shamans to have their week in the sun again.
How to complete the hidden chest quest rewarding the Steward of the Day
We love our little Swolekin buddies in the Shadowlands!
What do you expect from WoW patch 9.1: Chains of Domination?
We're getting a new raid in patch 9.1, and we saw enough at BlizzConline that we're just bubbling over with questions.
Covenants, the cause of and solution to all of my problems
Now that I have two characters at 60 and have started catching up on Renown -- level 6 today yay -- I'm really coming to realize I had absolutely no idea what I was doing when it came to getting my Covenant systems in place.
Which zone or Covenant has surprised you the most so far? Have your plans changed by leveling?
I admit it: Despite Jellycat existing, I hated Maldraxxus for months.
The Queue: Are we lost?
So yeah, my wife and I finally got to run around in Bastion and even got some Maldraxxus in last night, and we’re both level 55 heading towards the final stretch. Leveling definitely feels less painful this time around, which I think is an excellent thing — I expect when I get to my alts, I might just level them through the questing again, it’s been fun.
Some actual lines from our time playing together include “She’s awfully proud of her job as Death’s mall cop” and “Who would ever want to come here? No one. No one wants to come here, but we’re stuck here so we might as well make the best of the blasted, undead choked hellscape.”
How do you feel about the linear leveling experience in Shadowlands?
It's been a while since we had a linear leveling experience in World of Warcraft, where the game's story took you from Zone A to Zone B with no decision on your part. Warlords of Draenor had a single starting zone for each faction, but you could more or less decide which zone to go to next after that, while Legion and Battle for Azeroth both allowed you to pick and choose which zone you wanted to run.
How much do you care about Covenant balance?
I've seen people discussing Covenants in World of Warcraft's upcoming Shadowlands expansion and how they don't feel like they can choose one based on the aesthetics or storytelling -- the fact that the Covenants add real, tangible power to a character means that they will always be subject to balance issues.
Who is Devos? How did Uther the Lightbringer corrupt the Paragon of Loyalty?
Shadowlands brings back a lot of previous well-known World of Warcraft characters, but there are newly introduced characters to explore, too.
