Class Fantasy

Legion's focus on "class fantasy" has been great...

Marksmanship Hunters will be getting their pet back in a future alpha build, Celestalon wrote today.

Really, Queuevians? Really? You have to learn that you cannot encourage Adam. It will all go to his head and before you know it we’ve got the downfall of civilization on our hands. He’s already declared himself Pope Holisky I and if that’s not a gross overreach of power—

Excuse me. I have just found out that I have been promoted to Inquisitor, and so I’m quite sure that I have no issues whatsoever with anyone I work with. Not even Mitch, my best friend with whom I am answering Queue questions today.

I have to admit it: I'm a little jealous of Druids right now.

While I haven't played every class and spec available in the Legion alpha, I've been struck by how empty my toolbars are on the ones I have played.

When the Monk Legion class preview debuted, probably the first concern -- and rightly so -- voiced by Mistweavers questioned whether the specialization would become too similar to other healers.

I was thinking about this one as far back as during Wrath when they talked about bringing distinctiveness between specs.

BlizzCon soon approaches, and with it Legion's promise to go back to the fantasy of each class.

Last month, I talked about the history of Shadow Priest gameplay and how it’s evolved over the course of World of Warcraft’s lifespan.

I've recently begun running a new Dungeons & Dragons campaign, and one of my players is playing a cleric.