Rogue

If you play a Rogue in World of Warcraft, you should know that the first rule of Rogue Club is: we don't talk about Rogue Club.

Have you ever wanted to see a Cairne Bloodhoof hit Sindragosa in the face with a totem?

We've got a week left of Legion but that doesn't mean there isn't time for more class tuning.

When discussing Diablo 4 and what classes we'd like to see in it, the first thing to realize is that each new Diablo game has introduced new ones.

A short list of hotfixes was released over the weekend, addressing a few issues in Antorus, and a couple of class bugs as well.

This week sees the debut of the Netherlight Crucible, and with it, several tuning changes to help keep classes balanced with the boost to Artifact's item level the Crucible will bring.

I have to admit, I did not expect The Caverns Below to be that amazing of a quest.

The Necromancer is coming to Diablo 3 and that's great, but there are a host of other classes from the franchise's history and lore that we could have seen.

Salutations, sneakthieves, spies and scalawags.

Demon Hunters be damned, Paladins be purged and Hunters be haunted: There is no character better engineered for leveling in WoW than the solitary Rogue.