Shadowlands

We've reached the end of Battle for Azeroth without a clear resolution.

I really haven't liked my professions for several expansions -- I think the last time I really enjoyed crafting in World of Warcraft was during The Burning Crusade, if only because that was when I made my Lionheart Executioner.

With all the alpha news, I'm even more into the "Forget Battle for Azeroth, can Shadowlands be here already?" camp.

Patch 8.3: Visions of N'Zoth arrives as soon as servers go live, so why on Azeroth are we worrying about 8.3.5?

If you're wondering when we'll get patch 8.3.5 in World of Warcraft, the answer is that as of right now, there isn't one planned.

In Legion, we gained our story by being part of a class Order, and each class had a different path through the expansion due to this overarching storyline unique to the individual Order Halls.

Every time a new World of Warcraft expansion comes out, I think about what I want.

Shadowlands means a different way to level, with players able to choose an expansion or the Azeroth we've had since Cataclysm and leveling in it and it alone.

Much like the dinosaur that inspired its look, the Mighty Caravan Brutosaur is not long for this world.

One of the most surprising announcements for Shadowlands and World of Warcraft in general was that WoW is going to see added customization options.