Mists Of Pandaria

One of the choices you're going to have leveling through World of Warcraft's next expansion, Shadowlands, is deciding which of the game's expansions to go 10 to 50 in.

That moment when everything comes together in World of Warcraft can be amazingly satisfying for us lore nerds.

The Warcraft franchise has always pushed boundaries in the genres it inhabits. Warcraft: Orcs and Humans wasn't the first PC real-time strategy game, but with it, Blizzard helped pioneer the foundation for Battle.net as a methodology (and later a full-scale platform) to enable multiplayer games.

Wrathion is one of the more enigmatic lore figures in Warcraft lore. Here's a look back at what we know, as his new model hits the patch 8.2.5 PTR.

In the first half of this retrospective of all the eras of WoW, Wrath of the Lich King came out ahead as the early frontrunner.

Way back when Mists of Pandaria launched, we were all pretty much aware that Garrosh was going to be the expansion’s final villain.

When transmog was first introduced to World of Warcraft with patch 4.3 on November 29, 2011, I looked askance at it -- why would I want to change the appearance of my gear?

I'm a bit behind in my battle pet taming.

For those of you who skipped Mists of Pandaria, it was in this expansion that we formally met Wrathion, a member of the Black Dragonflight.

Guys, World of Warcraft is a teenager.