Legion

Okay, so you want one of the Artifact appearances available from the Mage Tower single-player challenge — and though it was introduced in patch 7.2, it's possible you've put it off until the last minute.

In some ways, it was the most fan-servicey (it's a perfectly cromulent word) expansion we've ever had in World of Warcraft.

Look let's face it -- it's currently unclear what Blizzard is doing with the Diablo IP.

Guys, World of Warcraft is a teenager.

Our supporters got to see this post last week, but now we’re opening it up to everyone.

With the latest World of Warcraft update, players were allowed to complete the quest that marked the beginning of the end of our Artifact weapons.

Now that Legion is basically in the can, it's time we can sit back and look over the past couple of years and think about what we liked best about it.

In every expansion, we come out having triumphantly saved whatever world or continent we’re fighting for.

Of all the possible activities players can work on completing before Battle for Azeroth's release, the Mage Tower challenges have been the most popular.

When you think about it, World of Warcraft doesn't actually have a whole lot of content in it that can't be obtained in that nebulous period of time often referred to as "someday." Technically speaking, this is even more true this week than it was last week, as Blizzard recently announced the +15 Challenge Mode appearances for Artifacts would not be limited to Legion after all.