World of Warcraft

Seasonal servers with tougher raids and a faster content rollout schedule are coming to Blizzard's old-school MMO next month.

A new mount, cosmetics, and powerful gear will be up for grabs, as dungeons from World of Warcraft's Legion expansion arrive as part of a rotating event.

BlizzCon 2022 is no more, but new game announcements and updates will still be coming in the months ahead.

The phrase, often used as a slur by humans in Azeroth in reference to orcs, has largely been erased from the game, with a few exceptions.

Blizzard is offering insight on recent WoW changes that have altered or removed older content the developer says is inconsistent with its values.

More difficult raid bosses, summoning stones, and faster-leveling will all be coming alongside seasonal WoW Classic servers.

Blizzard continues to make in-game changes in the wake of multiple harassment and discrimination lawsuits.

A Throne of Thunder boss encounter and coveted Valentine's Day event reward have undergone a name change.

We chart the discrimination lawsuit brought against Activision Blizzard by the state of California, which has rattled the Call of Duty and World of Warcraft company to its core.

The Mage Tower from World of Warcraft's Legion expansion will return in patch 9.1.5, complete with new rewards for players to earn.

The first content update for Burning Crusade Classic, the Overlords of Outland update brings new raids and anticipated features like guild banks and the group-finder tool.

Two old achievement names that have not aged well will be renamed in WoW's upcoming 9.1.5 patch.

Saying there is "no quick solution," the issue of the faction divide between Horde and Alliance is something the WoW team is aware it needs to address.

As revealed in a new batch of patch notes, AOE abilities will soon hit an unlimited number of targets, at the cost of reduced damage.

Ahead of Burning Crusade Classic's next patch, Blizzard is reminding players of the lengthy attunement quests required to participate in the new content.

Burning Crusade Classic players will soon have new content to dive into, while those waiting for news about fresh WoW Classic servers will have to wait a little longer.

The removal of Conduit Energy, the ability to freely swap between Covenants, and numerous alt friendly changes are coming in the game's next patch.

New character creation options will be coming in Shadowlands patch 9.1.5 for two of the game's playable Allied Races, in addition to new Druid travel forms.

Fresh WoW Classic servers have been a frequent community request, leading some to believe a new test realm for the game could be a sign such a project is in the works.

In a lengthy topic on the World of Warcraft subreddit, players are discussing the effect the WoW Token microtransaction is having on the game.

We chart the discrimination lawsuit brought against Activision Blizzard by the state of California, which has rattled the Call of Duty and World of Warcraft company to its core.

Players testing out the next phase of Burning Crusade Classic have discovered it is now impossible to use the /spit emote towards other players.