Legion

Named for both his grandfather and the Lion of Azeroth, Anduin Llane Wrynn has a lot to live up to -- but he's not taking the expected route to get there.

When I look back at Warlords, my favorite moment wasn’t dinging level 100 for the first time or slaying Heroic Archimonde.

Well, in case you don't know, it's DragonCon weekend, and there's a World of Warcraft panel going on.

After more than a decade, PVP and PVE are breaking up in World of Warcraft.

Okay.

With the release of Warlords we saw one of the game's most dramatic boom-and-bust cycles for recruiting.

One of the more exciting things to be announced for the upcoming Legion expansion, at least for me, was the inclusion of artifact weapons — weapons of important stature due to lore that have now found their ways into players hands in some form or another.

From the second Blizzard announced that Dalaran would be making a return in Legion, I've been wondering just exactly what kind of Dalaran we'll be seeing.

A king in exile is still a king, and King Genn Greymane is nearly the living personification of his lost nation -- at times arrogant, willful, tenacious, and filled with a bestial fury that may be held in check, but never truly leashed.

With Survival Hunters going melee in Legion, it got me to thinking about other classes and specs.