Noblegarden

Noblegarden starts this Sunday, alongside the actual Easter holiday out in the real world.

Next week is Noblegarden -- from April 22 to April 29, you will be encouraged to hunt for Brightly Colored Eggs in various starting zones throughout Azeroth, in hopes of acquiring Noblegarden Chocolate to buy various holiday items like a bunny and a big bird mount.

The other day, I was out and about collecting Coins of Ancestry from Elders for the new dragon pieces.

Noblegarden is in full swing, although there's nothing new in the way of rewards.

Noblegarden inexplicably started on a Monday this week, after the real life event had already happened, so you'll be forgiven if you haven't dug into it yet this year.

Though Easter has already passed, the Noblegarden world event is in full swing in Azeroth through April 4th.

With new Noblegarden eggs, it’s now possible to have your very own Noblegarden Egg Hunt at home in your garrison! Here's how to do it.

I can heard someone accusing me of hating fun even as I type this, and its true. I hate fun. From my black basalt throne, I drink a goblet of pain and despair and my ebon wings unfold, blotting out the sun as I plot the destruction of fun. That's why I play video games, my ceaseless and unabated hatred of fun.

I was really excited that this year's holiday added a new Noblegarden pet to the lineup, the Mystical Spring Bouquet. Any time a new pet is added to a holiday, it's pretty much a given that I will grab at least one of them before the holiday is out.

The World of Warcraft holiday of Noblegarden begins today. To get straight to the point: will you be participating?