World of Warcraft

Not every feature found in the original Wrath of the Lich King will be present for Blizzard's re-release of the fan-favorite World of Warcraft expansion.

New outfits and tons of options for Dracthyr

Blizzard is re-releasing what is arguably World of Warcraft's most popular expansion.

Similar character boosts, mounts, and other add-ons were also made available for the release of Burning Crusade Classic last year.

A fan project reimagining the iconic Horde city of Orgrimmar is a great reminder of how far graphics have come since WoW's release in 2004.

Shamans have become "Blemished" and can now travel to the Realms Betwixt.

A clever new solution disables moving backgrounds and instead displays a stationary one.

The final boss, the Jailer, took 277 attempts to defeat.

Curtis will dress up as Jaina Proudmoore for the wedding, if her outfit from Russia arrives in time.

While the datamined voice lines don't paint the full picture, it does give fans an idea of what to expect from the Zereth Mortis campaign epilogue next week.

Most seasons revolve around recently introduced content, but that won't be the case with Season 4.

The once time-limited event and source of exclusive rewards will become available at any time starting March 29.

In the wake of what is possibly the worst expansion in the game's long history, the stakes have never been higher for Blizzard's flagship title.

Just don't expect any actual hints as to what the next expansion will be.

Blizzard will also be revealing its new Warcraft mobile game in May.

Frostmourne hungers.

An in-game cinematic unlocked as part of the game's new Sepulcher of the First Ones raid reveals Anduin's fate and surprising guest appearances.

After nearly two years, World of Warcraft content creator Barny64's magnum opus is finally complete.

With no new expansion announced and no preview of patch 9.2's final raid battles, players will be going into the future of World of Warcraft dark.

As it turns out, trying to earn a time-limited mount with a .03% drop chance isn't all that fun.

The final update of World of Warcraft's Shadowlands expansion will have players finally confront the Jailer.

The times, they are a-changin'.

Activision Blizzard stated that "all-new mobile Warcraft content" was coming in 2022, though additional details are scarce.

After 18 years of faction posturing, players are ready to come together for the good of the game.

A change to the MMORPG's end-user license agreement will make it so accounts involved in organized boosting communities can be banned.