Lfr

With the release of Endwalker last month I've been playing a lot of Final Fantasy XIV, and one of the activities I've devoted more time to is group content -- not only the FFXIV version of World of Warcraft dungeons called "duties," but also the raid equivalents that are available in 8-player or 24-player varieties.

In World of Warcraft patch 9.1.5 Battle for Azeroth raid instances were all placed on Legacy Loot, which means that when they are killed -- rather than using the personal loot system and thus potentially dropping nothing at all -- these raids will now drop an assortment of gear when killed, not limited to or restricted to pieces that your character would usually have on their loot table.

If you're looking forward to the Sanctum of Domination raid you probably already know the release schedule: Normal/Heroic open on July 6, while Mythic and LFR Wing 1 open on July 13.

World of Warcraft is a game with a lot of content, and at max level players have a lot of activities to pursue.

Sire Denathrius is out, and all of Castle Nathria is finally available to players who primarily raid through LFR -- and I find that kind of strange.

I will absolutely never really feel comfortable telling you the best way to do anything for a variety of reasons.

I play WoW because I freaking love the game.

I'm in a guild, and I raid with my guild when I can make the raid times.

Okay, complete disclosure here -- I loved how easy it was to gear up by the end of Battle for Azeroth.

Shadowland's first LFR, Castle Nathria, drops Tuesday, December 15th for North America servers.