N’Zoth

I mean we’ve never actually spoken.

I have to say, so far I’m enjoying 8.3. No more faction conflict, a whole lot of Old God nonsense around, and I get to raid on a Fury Warrior again despite being geared like a circus clown. Two bosses down and a third boss to 5% on our first night of raiding, not too shabby. I mean, I keep getting belts from every single Major Assault I do and the Minors seem to have forgotten that gear can drop, but overall, I like what’s happening now.

Here’s the Queue. Matt’s enjoying WoW again.

World of Warcraft's patch 8.3 is the ending of Battle for Azeroth, and with today's Ny'alotha raid we finally see the conclusion to the story of the expansion.

Spoilers follow for World of Warcraft patch 8.3 and the Ny'alotha raid.

WoW's patch 8.3 brings big changes to Azeroth as N'Zoth finally pushes its attack.

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

So you decided you like having an eyeball on your forehead.

If you liked the Mage Tower in Legion, then World of Warcraft patch 8.3's Horrific Visions is content that is designed to appeal to you -- it's content you can do solo or in a small group (up to five players) and it's designed to start off with ramping difficulty that will eventually force you out until you get better at the encounters and better geared to resist the sanity draining mechanic of the Vision.

So you want to get ready to raid Ny'alotha as soon as it unlocks on January 21st, and you're looking for the fastest way to get to the raid.

Patch 8.3 is coming out today!

When you write about Blizzard, it's hard to resist the siren song of "next expansion leaks" that start popping up every year a few months before BlizzCon -- especially on those extremely rare times when you read a leak and it sounds legit to you.