Blood Elves

Patch 9.2.5 hit the live servers yesterday after a series of maintenance extensions, and like many had presumed, it turns out that there was some hidden content in it.

World of Warcraft patch 9.2.5 releases today, bringing a fair amount of features and content with it.

Okay, first off, I love the idea of High Elves as an Alliance Allied Race.

In a surprise news post, Blizzard has shared some very exciting new customization options for the Elves of Azeroth -- whether they serve the Alliance or the Horde.

Look, I love the lore of World of Warcraft as much as any living human being.

If you play a Death Knight,  a Blood Elf or a Night Elf in World of Warcraft (and seemingly not a Void Elf or a Nightborne) then you're going to notice a few changes in patch 8.3, specifically to your eyes.  As part of the incoming Shadowlands changes that will be made to character customization options for all characters, Blizzard is going to test out some changes to the way that certain eyes glow, and the certain ones in question appear to be DKs, Blood and Night Elves.

This past week, I did the quest to get my Dwarven Heritage Armor.

The Night Elves have their own perfectly valid reasons for not trusting the Nightborne right off the bat -- but that isn’t really helpful when trying to forge new alliances.

Last week, we discussed the peculiar decisions that led the Void Elves straight into the arms of the Alliance.

Okay, so we finally have Allied Races, and more are coming in Battle for Azeroth, so we can talk about their racial abilities.