Roleplaying

Legion roleplay is shaping up to be slightly different than what we saw in Warlords as far as features that work with roleplay activities.

Sometimes, what you see isn't what you're actually supposed to be seeing.

Everyone wants to be a hero -- or rather, everyone is the hero by default in World of Warcraft.

Roleplaying a hero is something that initially sounds easy, but in Warcraft, things are never quite as easy as they seem.

Maybe it's the end of the expansion and you're feeling the lull that usually strikes somewhere between the last big patch and the next release of content.

So you've gotten all of the character creation out of the way and come up with an amazing story for your new roleplaying character.

If you've been roleplaying for years, chances are you've encountered new roleplayers before -- people who have obviously not tried to roleplay before, whether they didn't have the chance to, or if they're new to the game.

Just because you roll a certain class and make a raiding main, it doesn't mean you're obligated to stick with that main.

I had an interesting question pop up in the Queue last week regarding roleplaying origins and, more specifically, the upcoming Demon Hunter class we'll be seeing in Legion.

You can be perfectly happy with the game,  the people around you, and the roleplay you've found, but that's not always the case for everyone else.