Warlords Of Draenor

Gul'dan has a long and storied history in World of Warcraft -- after all, his betrayal of Ner'zhul and subsequent takeover of the original Horde is what brought the Orcs to Azeroth in the first place.

A recent thread has gathered attention both on the forums and the WoW subreddit.  The thread's poster, Griffandor, bemoans the spotlight our characters have been given recently.

It didn't really occur to me until we finished yesterday's livestream exactly how many dungeons we had in Burning Crusade.

I have mixed feelings about the shipyard in my garrison -- or rather, next to my garrison, as I have to travel down a hill to get to it.

Going to be honest, I'm finding it hard to care about Warlords of Draenor right now.

I'm one of those people who reads quest text.

This week's earnings call revealed that WoW had dropped to slightly above five million subscribers, a rather precipitous decline from its 10 million subs at the start of Warlords of Draenor. No matter what you say about how that doesn't really mean much (and it doesn't, honestly), it's still a startling drop.

With the next World of Warcraft expansion being announced soon, it felt like a good time to take a look back at previous expansion announcements so we can know what to expect.

Recently, we Blizzard Watch folk got into a discussion regarding the various boss encounters that have occurred over the course of Warlords of Draenor's lifespan.

As soon as Hellfire Citadel and patch 6.2 hit the servers -- and maybe even a little before -- people started talking about what the next WoW expansion is going to be.