Shadowlands

These are only some of the many letters that Venthyr players can get from Shadowlands characters they've become best friends with, by using the Quill of Correspondence.

Shadowlands patch 9.1.5 is coming, which means it's time for the next wave of Timewalking dungeons to arrive, with Legion being the latest expansion to receive the nostalgia treatment.

Shadowlands introduced a wide variety of new characters.

I keep thinking about how, from the end of Legion and into Battle for Azeroth we added ten playable races to World of Warcraft and nobody batted an eye.

There are new heirloom upgrades coming in patch 9.1.5, and they are expensive -- 12,500 gold for each upgrade for armor, and 18,000 gold for the weapon upgrade.

Shadowlands patch 9.1 added a good number of rares to Korthia and the Maw, but like the daily quests they're not all created equal.

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.