The Burning Legion

I'll open by stating that Sire Denathrius had the potential to be an extremely relevant antagonist in World of Warcraft, far beyond just the limited influence he had in the Shadowlands.

They were brothers: Ursoc and Ursol, the bear gods, patrons of the Furbolg.

The Tauren people of Azeroth descend from an ancient lineage that begat the Yaungol of Pandaria, the Taunka of Northrend and the Shu'halo of Kalimdor.

Patch 7.3 is chockablock with content, including several huge lore bombs that show players things they've wanted to see in-game forever.

Last week, we talked about Arthas' fall from grace.

There's an old phrase, popularized a few years back: there are the things we know, the things we know we don't know, and the things we don't know we don't know.

I talked a bit last week about why the Scourge is potentially a greater threat now than it has been at any time since the end of the War in Northrend.

By What Azeroth Knows, I don't mean the planet itself.

Last week we left off our look at the origins of the High Elves with a discussion of their Highborne forebears and the exile from Kalimdor following the Sundering.

Patch 7.2 is in testing on the PTR right now, and that could mean it might be released as soon as March, although I don't expect it before April.