Daughter Of The Sea

I love Daughter of the Sea.

We hear a lot of performers every day when we're playing games like World of Warcraft. Almost everything we do in-game will bring us into contact with some monster, raid boss, or major lore figure talking to us.

Trifling Gnome There are a ton of amazing moments that players have lived through in World of Warcraft's long history.

This morning I’ve prepped three loads of laundry, cleared the entire sink worth of dishes, emptied two Halloween buckets full of wrappers — Halloween was less than a week ago — and I still have to write at least one more article about BlizzCon esports. I feel like I’ve aged five years in the past three days. Like Rip Van Winkle, I need to brush my hair and answer a whole lot of questions.

So, this is the queue. Let’s get to it.

The second day of BlizzCon 2018 was a bit quieter than the first — if you're behind on the news, you can read our recap of day one first — but there was still a ton of info to get through.

During the Voices of War: Horde vs Alliance panel at BlizzCon 2018, we were treated to a live rendition of "Daughter of the Sea" sung in character by Jaina Proudmoore's voice actress Laura Bailey, and composer Logan Laflotte!

Usually when it comes to BlizzCon the main draw are the flashy announcements and plans for the future, but for some reason this year the things that are sticking with me are the fan experiences.