Mists Of Pandaria

We're in that part of Legion's life cycle when we begin speculating on what's next, and more importantly, when we'll find out.

Since the release of Warcraft: Orcs & Humans back in 1994, Blizzard has been building a massive universe around the world of Azeroth.

I love getting new tier sets.

One of the things that hits me every time I accidentally use my Garrison Hearthstone (or deliberately -- it's an easy way to get to the portals in Stormshield) is that my Garrison is basically my Order Hall, but a more primitive version of it.

Back in Mists of Pandaria we had a fun little thing called Scenarios, similar to the things that happen now when you're doing a certain hard quest out in the world or as part of your class order hall campaign.

By the time we were leaving Pandaria, I was pretty sick of the place.

One of the things players really seem to love in expansions is that they be self contained.

Warlords of Draenor had several problems -- a lack of endgame content, a truncated storyline and a dearth of development where more than a year passed between the Hellfire raid and the next patch.

Since the release of Warcraft: Orcs & Humans back in 1994, Blizzard has been building a massive universe around the world of Azeroth.

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