Mounts

With the arrival of Shadowlands patch 9.0.5, World of Warcraft players are beginning to receive the winner of last year's mount poll, the Wandering Ancient.

In the Diablo: What's Next panel at BlizzConline, game director Luis Barriga gave a lot more information about mounts in Diablo 4, including the ability to personalize them.

I see arguments and division every time a new mount is discovered in World of Warcraft, and I'm confused by it, because it seems like no matter how that mount is available to players, someone is upset by it.

Korrak's Revenge, the successful battleground event from last year's celebration, is back.

World of Warcraft's Next Top Mount™ poll has been going for a nearly two weeks, and you have less than a day to cast your votes.

I do not understand how poor Old Blanchy, who once saved a young Thrall from Durnholde Keep, who died nobly defending his home in Westfall against the wicked Defias, could have found herself in Revendreth.

One of the biggest questions that arose when Blizzard announced the leveling squish in Shadowlands was "How is flying going to work?" And now that the Shadowlands alpha is out, we finally have an answer.

We're pretty deep into the Visions of N'zoth patch -- Ny'alotha has been raided, we've braved the depths of N'zoth's nefarious visions for Orgrimmar and Stormwind, and we've fought off his minions in Uldum and the Vale of Eternal Blossoms.

Mounts are one of the most fun things in World of Warcraft, and if you're in a guild that's routinely killing Mythic N'Zoth -- so, like, maybe 200 or so people at most right now -- you may be excited to find out that Blizzard was supposed to hotfix Mythic N'Zoth to drop not one, but two Ny'alotha Allseer mounts.

There are a lot of mounts in World of Warcraft -- big ones, small ones, some made out of heads.