Vol’jin

It's not like the Warcraft setting is a stranger to death.

The Alliance may have a lot to think about plot-wise this expansion, but the Horde has just as much going on – and none of it is particularly happy.

What do you do when you’ve lost everything?

This one line from Genn Greymane as I ran the Broken Shore has stuck with me ever since I heard it.

One of the complaints I and others aimed at Warlords of Draenor was that there was little of a narrative sense of anything being at stake on Draenor.

For some reason, whenever I transmog on my Demon Hunter, I just transmog the warglaives to swords. I don’t know why I do this. Maybe it’s because I honestly don’t like the model For the warglaives so far and I’ll be happier once I’m using my Artifact glaives. But somehow, I don’t think so. It’s weird because I like the Warglaives of Azzinoth just fine, but none of the other warglaive models have done it for me. And I have like twelve pages of swords to xmog to, so it works out.

This is the Queue. Let’s talk about Blizzard.

There will be spoilers for the Broken Shore and Legion in this Queue.

When last I wrote a KYL for you all, I talked about the state of affairs on Azeroth at the start of World of Warcraft.

We talked last week about how Sylvanas dealt with her final attempt at revenge against Arthas, and the failure of that attempt.

Warchief Vol'jin is an interesting anomaly in Warcraft lore -- he leads the Horde, an organization originally formed by Thrall with its roots firmly embedded in Orc society, yet he's a Troll.

Last week, I talked about several characters that I'd like to see make an appearance in the upcoming Legion expansion.