Lfr

I've been playing World of Warcraft since the servers went live in 2004, but have never acquired a raid armor set until now.

I hear a lot of horror stories about LFR from friends who run it.

The LFR feature is a great way for players to see end game content without the time commitment of joining a regular raid guild.

I ran an LFR recently (both currently available wings of LFR Nighthold, in fact) and used all of my Seals of Broken Fate.

If you've been waiting patiently and running Emerald Nightmare/Trial of Valor, now you can finally sink your teeth into the raid that continues Legion's main storyline, as The Nighthold is coming soon.

For me, my ultimate I feel like taking it easy today activity is to go run old Mists of Pandaria LFR for transmog looks.

One of the things that's more important than ever in Legion is being able to find a group.

I've run Emerald Nightmare LFR.

Unless I'm rolling with friends, people I know, I've gotten to the point where I simply can't group with other players.

We knew the Emerald Nightmare raid would be arriving a short three weeks after Legion's launch, but now Blizzard has given us a schedule for raid and dungeon releases.