Return of the Beast Master

Warlock didn't last long! Hey ho, at least I tried...

Demonstrably Felicious

Back to the life of a Demonic Summoner on Silvermoon!

120 of everything, and a gift...

So the 15th Anniversary event is now over, and with it goes one of the most fun, useful and personally paradigm-changing events WoW has ever had: Korrak's Revenge.

Linux

How to: Install WoW in Arch Linux

So you need to install the Battle.net application on Arch/Manjaro, but are having issues?

Flight to Silvermoon

Moving servers...

Borne by Blood & by Frost

Having chosen to play as a Death Knight in Shadowlands, it was time to start levelling my Alliance DK and getting her prepped with gear in time for 8.3... The levelling process for my DK was fast. And when I say fast, I mean ultra-fast. It took about

Guide: Quickly & Cheaply Get 1 Full Year of Recruit a Friend rewards.

Ok, so you like the look of those Recruit A Friend rewards, and you'd like to get them yourself without waiting a full year? What if I told you, you could get the following for £70? 4 x Months of Gametime (worth £40 alone) 2 x Mounts (Shop

Choosing a main for 2020: Part 2: Electric Boogaloo

But what if I don't want to heal though? Or, how to choose an unexpected main twice in a row. So after the last post about choosing a new main (spoiler, I chose a Monk), I thought to myself about healing, and how likely am I to actually

Choosing a main for 2020

So with raiding off the menu until at least 8.3, and little else left to do ATM, it has gotten to "that" time of the expansion: Levelling alts! I recently levelled my Druid who had been languishing at 113 for months. I took advantage of the extra

Looking Ahead to Shadowlands

So Blizzcon has come and gone, and we are left to pick over the information given, and try to surmise what comes next... First up, the bad. Still no sign or hope of faction restrictions being loosened, let alone dissolved. This is a massive disappointment for me personally, as I

Back to the Blue

Change is a constant. It's the only thing that is consistent and stable. Everything changes, even War (sorry Ron Perlman). So, as you'll no doubt be able to tell from the above image, and from my recent Twitter feed, things have changed somewhat for me in

Geekery at its peakery

So as of the current moment I'm no longer using Ubuntu Budgie. Not that I've had enough of Linux, oh no, far from it, quite the opposite in fact... I decided to go deeper into the level of geekery required and went all in on a