For Azeroth!: A World of Warcraft Podcast

There is so much content in Warcraft! Yet some are not satisfied. Is it that our lobster is too buttery, our steak is too juicy, or is there only sizzle in the 12.0.5 meal? A returning Lex_Rants discusses keeping up with the content in the Midnight mid-season patch.

Whether you are pushing towards Keystone Hero, Master, Legend, or Beyond, making that initial push can be daunting. Layria sits down to inform about the obstacles, the resources to overcome, and the mindset needed to succeed in Midnight.

12.0.7 is already up on the PTR. Sean is done with with upgrading gear and Manny expresses frustration with the new power system coming with Midnight: Revelations.

Has the World of Warcraft fulfilled the promise as a big tent game that can engage players outside of instanced content? Joce returns to give her perspective of Midnight as a returning player forgoing Keystone Dungeons or Raids.

Sean and Manny discuss content, cadence, and catastrophe. Blizzard apologizes for a rough 12.0.5 launch and looks to improve preemptive bug corrections.

Sean and Lex are loving Decor Duels but much of 12.0.5 and it's disruptive launch has been found wanting.

Latest episode of the For Azeroth! podcast is now out. The development of WoW is providing a wide spread of activities but also adding stretch goals for existing content. Lex, Sean, and Manny discuss flexible-sized mythic raiding, new keystone dungeon rewards, and all the offerings coming in 12.0.5.

The Race to World First concludes. Lex and Sean break down the March through this race, the effect at all levels in raiding and what this means for the upcoming AWC and MDI.

The Race to World First has the conversation focused on hot fixes and balance. As guilds around the globe march on Quel'danas, does uneven progress threaten to overshadow the launch of Midnight?

Sean leads the conversation with Lex and Manny. The trio discuss the joy of the Prey system, the glow up of this expansions delves, and the decreased difficulty of raiding.

Heroic Week for the World of Warcraft. Lex and Manny discuss class balance, exploits, bans, and more as Season 1 of Midnight begins.

There may be issues in Midnight but are we too in to the honeymoon phase to notice? Decor becomes the center of controversy, The Key to the Arcantina teleport proves difficult not to be exploitive, and more news floods in before Season 1 even begins.

Early Access is the new normal for Lex, Sean is casually throwing his life at all the tanks, and the gang is wondering where all the time went as we give our first impressions of Midnight.

Lex, Manny, and a returning Sean discuss upgrade costs, player power in player housing, and the dream of greater character customization.

Lex and Manny swap conspiracy theories about the new animated short Xal'atath: Supremacy, contrast against the first Midnight Trailer, and then discuss the Disney-fication of the World of Warcraft. 

Is this the best or worst prepatch ever? It seems to depend on who you ask. Lex and Sean discuss their takes on the lead up to the next expansion, and then discuss the future of the Warcraft IP as hinted at by Ion Hazzikostaz and Holly Longdale.

Lex and Sean are joined by Manny to cover what is coming for the World of Warcraft in 2026. There are reveals and raids coming between all Blizzcon and all the bosses.

Has Elemental Shaman been turned up to 11 or has the spark faded from the spec in Midnight? Theorycrafter and guidewriter, HawkCorrington explores the shocking truth as we head into Midnight.

Sean and Lex carry on without Manny this week. Lex looks back at Warcraft 1, and the evolution of Warcraft's story telling. The duo gives first impressions of the new reality in the pre-launch patch of Midnight, including transmog trauma, having their UI usurped, and housing endeavors.

Midnight looms on the horizon. Is the future of Mistweavers clear? Manny sits down with guide writer, Swirl in this deep dive into the throughput healer spec.