Legion

World of Warcraft: Illidan released yesterday, and let's get one thing straight right away: This isn't a bridge novel for Legion.

One of the big things that has long been a thorn in the side of healers since World of Warcraft first went live is leveling.

Back in December, we took an early look at Legion's Holy Paladin PVP talents.

Apparently there's been some confusion about how Class Order Hall missions have been implemented in the Legion alpha.

This week, the leveling stream team returned to the Legion alpha and headed to Azsuna, the latest zone open for leveling.

We know we'll be using our Artifact weapons for the duration of Legion -- these weapons of power are intrinsically tied to the gameplay and narrative of the expansion.

Look, I don't know what you want me to say here.

Deleting a character is never fun, not even when it's a test realm character and it's the only way to keep doing things like visiting class order halls.

Though the latest Legion alpha design notes aren't precisely clear — and the alpha realms aren't up to double check — there are are definitely some changes coming for healing hybrids in the latest build.

I've been thinking a lot lately about how mature WoW is, and how the game effectively pressed the reset button with Cataclysm to bring in a new audience and update the world to a more modern state (while moving the story along, of course).