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We still don't know how the Kil'jaeden fight in Tomb of Sargeras will end, but thanks to Wowhead and the PTR, we do know how it will begin. And goodness, does it begin memorably. Warning: Spoilers!

I should first point out that I'm using the MMO-Champion's and Wowhead's 7.2.5 patch notes because Blizzard hasn't put out their own yet, plus I logged onto the PTR myself and tooled around on a Horde Arms Warrior.

Mondays are always a bit of a drag, but at least you have something to look forward to after work with a new Heroes of the Storm PTR build. The headliner of this build is new hero D.Va, and though we've already seen a preview of her in action, now you can test her out yourself.

The patch 7.2.5 PTR has updated once again, with community manager Lore providing an overview of its contents.

It's been one day since we were treated to an overview of the developers' notes for Patch 7.2.5, but one day is apparently all it takes to go from big-picture notes to full-on patch notes.

As promised, Blizzard has finally dropped their first major rework of Legendaries on the PTR.

WoW's latest patch 7.2 PTR build is here, and while it doesn't offer as much new content as last week's build — which added the entire Broken Shore — there are some definite points of interest.

Lucio has hit the Heroes of the Storm PTR, but much like Love Goddess Tyrande showed him up earlier today, our fishy friend Murky is stealing the spotlight.

When the patch 7.2 PTR came up yesterday, we knew the Broken Shore came with it — and today we have our first look at the Broken Shore assault courtesy of Wowhead.

I've been on the PTR for patch 7.2 a bit this weekend, testing out things like the tweaks to the transmog system and the Demon Invasion systems.