Shadowlands

Group Finder has been a useful tool in World of Warcraft, but a growing problem has been the organized group channels -- Raids, Mythic+, and PVP -- becoming overwhelmed by advertisements from those selling runs and carries.

It has been said by wiser people than I that "the road to hell is paved with good intentions," and I can't think of a more apt description for the AOE cap that was implemented in Shadowlands.

Patch 9.1.5 is bringing some alt-friendly improvements to the Shadowlands, so if you've been thinking of leveling up a new character you may want to hold off until the patch comes out.

I can't help but imagine dancing in the streets and parades of joy with the news that alts will be able to skip the Maw intro in patch 9.1.5.

A couple weeks back, the Beasts of Prodigum bonus event for Torghast premiered, and like the other two bonus events that change up Torghast in different ways, it came and went with little excitement.

The Chains of Domination story campaign is finished, but that doesn't mean Renown isn't still important.

This week, Matt Rossi and Joe Perez continue their deep dive into WoW dungeon lore, this time focusing on Karazhan.

If there has been one complaint about Shadowlands, it's that there has not been enough Anima rewarded.

There are multiple reasons why we need to earn Anima in Shadowlands, and it seems like the hunt for it is here to stay.

At some point in the future, we'll leave the Shadowlands behind, and (probably) return to Azeroth.