Crafting

While playing on my Monk the other day, I saw another leather-wearing player rocking some really nice-looking pants.

Professions in World of Warcraft have been unimpressive since Cataclysm. I mean, that's a personal opinion, I understand that -- you may love your crafting and max it out every expansion, in which case I'd love you to comment and explain that to me, because I want to enjoy professions and I don't.

I'm not kidding, please, please don't watch this video and run out and make one of these, okay?

Oh, Dark Iron Ore.

If you're just picking up Diablo 3 on the Switch, or hitting a Season for the first time and you're wondering how to gear up faster, I have some good news and some bad news for you.

For myself, I think the best time I had as a crafter in WoW was during The Burning Crusade, when I could make myself epic weapons that were on par with raid drops and upgrade them so that I could hold on to a signature weapon all expansion.

Hey! I’m Anna Bell and this the first queue I’ve ever been allowed to write. I’m being given the pleasure because half the editors are on leave, but just because it’s just me, Mitch, and Dan doesn’t mean we won’t all have fun together, right? Right. It’s all smooth sailing around here!

Let’s get to the questions!

I'm excited about new Warfronts.

For many players, the first thing they do is survey the mismatched set of greens and blues and that one legendary they didn't manage to replace even though it stopped working around 116.

I'll be honest, after Legion I have a hard time getting excited for crafted items in WoW.