Patch 8.3
Everything there is to know about Ashjra’kamas, and the new catch ups to get this legendary cloak
In Patch 8.3, we finally get a legendary item to upgrade and help us out.
How to do the Orgrimmar Horrific Vision
Orgrimmar is widely considered to be the easier of the two cities for Horrific Visions, so if you're just getting started or you're still gearing up, this is a good week to get it done.
How to gear those fresh 120 alts in World of Warcraft ASAP
When writing about gearing up a new alt in World of Warcraft right now, there are several things to keep in mind besides how you do it as quickly as possible in theory.
How to get the Ivory Cloud Serpent in WoW
As World of Warcraft's patch 8.3 drags on, it may be time to finish up collecting all those mounts you're missing.
Are you raising an adorble Aqir larva? Guess what?! When it’s a Shadowbarb Drone, you cruelly stab four of its eyes out so you can mount it
One of the hidden-but-not-super-hidden aspects of patch 8.3 was the quest line that ultimately rewards player with a really cool Aqir mount.
Patch 8.3 and how we gave N’Zoth everything he ever wanted
I've been thinking a lot about what N'Zoth fate in patch 8.3 means for World of Warcraft going forward.
How to manage your Corruption in patch 8.3 and hug your inner tentacle beast before it hugs you
It's easy to fall into the mindset that all Corrupted gear is a detriment to you by default, and you should therefore be avoiding it like the plague -- but that's not the best way to approach the system.
What should gearing an alt in World of Warcraft feel like?
I'm asking this because I just dusted off my level-120 Death Knight -- the first character I leveled to 120 and promptly abandoned for my Warrior because I'm me -- and, wow, was that painful.
Limit conquers Mythic N’zoth to claim the first Raid World First for North America in 8 years
Mythic N'zoth has been defeated!
What would you like to see Blizzard do with a Corruption-style system?
World of Warcraft has a tendency to do iterative design, which is to say, design elements from one expansion can be reworked and made part of the next expansion.
