Paladin

With all of the class changes in the pre-patch, it might be time to play something new.

WoW Remix: Mists of Pandaria is now live, and the first and most vexing question is: Which dumpster should I light on fire here?

Love it or leave it, Diablo 4 is going to grow and has a ton of possibilities for follow-up, and it’s already confirmed that we're getting a Diablo 4 expansion in the next year, likely to be announced in a few weeks at BlizzCon.

Alongside the previous look at the Cleric and the fresh new look at the Druid, the newest One D&D playtest material also focuses on another iconic class, the Paladin.

The complete rework of the talent system in the leadup to Dragonflight had a major impact on many playstyles in World of Warcraft, as the former limited set of options was replaced by extensive trees that not only hearkened back to the Classic style but also expanded them considerably.

Hi, I'm Matthew Rossi, and you may know me from such posts as my recurring what's the best class to play in Season X of Diablo 3 posts, where I just say Barbarian over and over again.

There's a lot about World of Warcraft and Dungeons and Dragons that translate well to each other — and fans have taken notice.

In the recent "Road to Shadowlands" update, spooky floating eyeball Game Director Ion "Watcher" Hazzikostas discussed some shifts in how players will experience choosing and potentially re-choosing their Covenants.

With three classes announced already for Diablo 4 and supposedly five classes total, we're only going to get two more classes in Diablo 4, and clearly there are way more than two classes in the history of the franchise fans would like to see.

Out of all the announcements about World of Warcraft at BlizzCon 2019, two things spoken by Ion Hazzikostas stood out to me over anything else: "unpruning" and "player agency." I'm hopeful that this is a sea change in the design philosophy for WoW.