Legion

If you (or a friend) are looking forward to Battle for Azeroth but, for one reason or another, haven't played Legion, you're in luck.

If you've been paying attention, you've noticed that there's been some talk about the Item Squish in Battle for Azeroth and especially on the current alpha.

The Mage Tower was up once again last week, and I couldn't help but notice several people tweeting out their newly unlocked appearances -- in many cases, for more than one character or spec.

The Tauren people of Azeroth descend from an ancient lineage that begat the Yaungol of Pandaria, the Taunka of Northrend and the Shu'halo of Kalimdor.

We've talked before about upcoming system requirements for Battle for Azeroth when the configuration warning was first datamined, but now we know exactly what they will be -- and they are significantly higher than Legion.

Looking at the changes coming in 7.3.5 to legendary items, I feel like I can finally put into words a disconnect I've had with them this entire expansion.

Back in August of 2017 we talked about how Legion would shake out and whether we'd get a new Expansion announcement at BlizzCon.

World of Warcraft has a lot of classes right now.

Back before Legion came out we saw the demonic invasions hit various zones throughout Azeroth.

We know they're going away, but this isn't about that.