Garrosh-Hellscream

One of the rarest and most coveted drops from the Siege of Orgrimmar raid is the Tusks of Mannoroth.

The more I think about the Jailer, the main antagonist in Shadowlands, the more I feel like he didn't end up working out as I'd hoped.

Why do I love Illidan as the bad guy of The Burning Crusade more than almost any other villain in World of Warcraft?

The story of World of Warcraft is one that continues.

Each of the Afterlives videos included a well-known lore character from the past.

By now we've all watched the new Afterlives: Revendreth animated short and we've all seen a certain Warchief return (if in slightly diminished circumstances) and we've also all gotten to listen to Sire Denathrius' best PR spin on the Anima drought in the form of an open letter to the Venthyr of Revendreth.

I think about this a lot, because I am one of those people who really, truly, deeply hates Nathanos Blightcaller, and while I know I would enjoy watching him be slowly mulched in a wood chipper, I can't think of any other situation where I would like him.

Okay, wherever Thrall has been spending his time since handing over the Doomhammer and skedaddling in Legion, I think it's fair to say he has not been skipping Arm Day.

Way back when Mists of Pandaria launched, we were all pretty much aware that Garrosh was going to be the expansion’s final villain.

When we first made our foray into the frozen wastelands of Northrend, we weren’t sure what was in store for us.