If there's one thing people can agree on, it's that WoW was best during The Burning Crusade.

Hearthstone Battlegrounds is a new mode in Hearthstone, where eight players choose from a wide selection of heroes, then buy up minions who then square off in automated battles against each other.

The Venthyr -- one of WoW Shadowlands' new Covenants -- has a pride problem.

Loads of MitchCoin to anyone who understands my title.

It’s time to Queue.

This all started when I was given a copy of Baldur's Gate: Descent into Avernus by Wizards of the Coast, and while I do think it's brilliant, I wanted you to know they gave me one up front.

It can be a happy moment, it can be a sad moment, but I want to know what moment in World of Warcraft has stuck with you over the years.

In all my years of covering various Blizzard games, I've seen "creative uses of game mechanics" come up time and again from franchise to franchise, and it always ends the same way.

If you noticed that in addition to all the other Winter Wonderland skins and emotes Winston got a neat sign language emote, then you have Danik Soudakoff to thank for it.

Whenever I write up Hearthstone Brawls, I get told that I’m too negative. (But can I really be at fault when so many Brawls are all frustrating RNG?) So today I’m turning my critical eye on WoW.

You’re welcome, everyone who dislikes my Hearthstone articles.

Yes, I admit it, this one comes from my own confusion and envy.