Even as inflation and worldwide recession jacks up transportation fares, it seems that Blizzard is bucking the trend and continuing to drive training costs for mounts even lower. Blizzard poster Mumper — a blue so new to posting that even Zarhym was caught off-guard — confirms on the forums that the costs to train for [...]
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My first end game character was a Tauren Hunter. It was also the first character I created. When I made him, I didn’t know much about the races, starting zones, or characterization quirks. The Tauren care for the world around them and hesitance when it comes to the battle. They’re a calm and steady race [...]
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Those of you who were impressed by the recent picture of Thrym at the Argent Tournament, prepare to have your minds blown. Yes, this is King Jokkum from Storm Peaks, dragged unceremoniously from his icy home to the mage trainers in Stormwind. And don’t say Photoshop, because it’s been done before. How did this even [...]
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Now, I ain’t saying that a few of us might be cheating a little on WoW. Nope. I’m not saying that at all. Hank Williams Senior might be saying that, but certainly not me. I’m not saying anything.
But what Hank Williams Senior pointed out is that it seems like everyone on your intrepid WoW.com staff [...]
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Every week, Raid Rx will help you quarterback your healers to victory! Your host is Matt Low, the grand poobah of World of Matticus and a founder of No Stock UI, a new WoW blog for all things UI, macro, and addon related. It’s time to gear us up some healers! Let’s take a look [...]
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Intrepid reporter and all-around cool guy Kevin Kelly over at Joystiq scored an interview with J. Allen Brack during the festivities at BlizzCon 2009. Just in case you’re not aware, J. Allen Brack is the lead producer for our beloved World of Warcraft, having joined the team back in 2005. Kevin’s a pretty smart cookie, [...]
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The Kodo Egg by Ollgabopi is a fairly short, simple story. It’s not complex or overwhelming. Instead, this story is about the dreams of a simple man, and the narrative is just as straight-forward as the character’s desires. I won’t spoil the shattering ending, of course.
What struck me most about The Kodo Egg is the [...]
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