Transmog

One of the World of Warcraft team's efforts during Dragonflight's patches has been bringing back old and previously unobtainable transmog appearances and crafting recipes.

In the original Diablo, you could just barely make out your character.

It's here, Diablo 4 is finally here!

It's difficult to say what will come each month for the WoW Trading Post, because a huge pool of potential rewards has been datamined so far with more items revealing themselves as new patches rollout, as is the case now that patch 10.1.5 has launched.

Dragonflight patch 10.0.7 with its return to the Forbidden Reach added two new types of tokens to help characters upgrade their gear.

World of Warcraft is an old game, but every once in a while it brings something new that shakes things up — and players often talk about the features that the game lacks but they'd love to see implemented in it.

In late January, a simple one-line note appeared in the hotfixes: "Removed the holiday requirement for many holiday transmog rewards." This was exciting news for many transmog enthusiasts, but also vague -- what items had their holiday requirement removed?

It's no secret that I enjoy the whole 'go back to older content and mess it up hard by myself for transmog gear' aspect of World of Warcraft, because I just do not ever shut up about it.

Of all the artifact appearances we saw in Legion, the lengthy Balance of Power quest rewarded my favorite one.

Today is the release of the first World of Warcraft Dragonflight patch — 10.0.5 — and we have an extended downtime ahead of us.