Legion

Our old friend Griftah is up to his old tricks, and as you progress through the quest pickpocking Coins of Air (think the Dingy Iron Coins from Warlords updated) which you can turn in a repeatable weekly quest that gives 4999 gold in exchange for 10,000 coins.

Warlords had the garrison, Legion had the Order Hall and the Artifacts.

Sometimes I get fired up thinking about what we're going to get to do and see after Legion.

One of the questions I hear a lot is: After we deal with the Legion, what threat could possibly be next?

Legion introduced a new Honor System based around Honor levels and, once you hit level 50, Prestige levels.

Okay, I'll just admit it.

The most recent hotfixes include some mild class fixes, changes for PvP, and some adjustments to dungeons.

This Thursday, April 27th, we'll be getting another Developer Q&A with World of Warcraft Game Director Ion Hazzikostas.

Last week we talked about the distant past, when the former Mage Thal'kiel of Argus attempted to destroy the Duumvirate that ruled his people, the Eredar, and rule as a tyrant.

Legion has focused on a return to "class fantasy" at the core of each class, and that has me wondering -- does that core class fantasy change depending on when a player started playing WoW?