Transmog Is The Real End Game

Now that we're well into July, we've had a chance to see the Collector's Bounty buff in action within old raids and dungeons.

The Ethereals (and their erstwhile cousins the Brokers) have a huge role to play in WoW patch 11.2 -- which makes sense, since we're off to their broken homeworld of K'aresh to save what's left of it (plus, you know, the known universe) from the Void Lord Dimensius.

This year's Greedy Emissary crossover features hourly Treasure Goblins being pummeled into submission in order to acquire their loot -- "hellish" recolors of WoW's beloved Tier 2 armor sets.

If you're like me and run old World of Warcraft instances on repeat in order to collect things like unique mounts, legendary weapons, and every single transmog piece ever, then the upcoming Greedy Emissary event has a bonus feature that you'll want to take advantage of.

Now that we've had roughly half of an expansion to get used to the idea of our characters all working as a cohesive unit, it's time for a bit of a retrospective on how our approaches to selecting which World of Warcraft character to play have changed.

If you're wondering what all the pastel-toned fuss is about this week on Azeroth, Noblegarden has arrived and brought with it the usual assortment of edible currency and long-eared shenanigans.

World of Warcraft players have been fantasizing about having a place of their own for over twenty years, and we are finally getting Player Housing as soon as this winter.

While Season 2 of The War Within has brought us a Goblin mine cart full of new fashions to show off, it also unlocked a quick and easy path to collecting the tier sets from last season's Nerub-ar Palace raid.

Everyone's favorite in-game holiday in WoW is back with brand new rewards!

With many of the changes and new features that we have seen in The War Within, we are truly experiencing a golden age of transmogrification -- but if you're like me, it might be so golden that it's kind of stressing you out a little bit.