World of Warcraft’s first expansion, The Burning Crusade, not only represented an extension of zones and raids, but it meant the introduction of new races as well.  While all of the races available in vanilla World of Warcraft remained playable when TBC started, there were two more added by Blizzard Entertainment. The Blood Elf became a playable race for members of the Horde, and the Draenei were added to the Alliance.

While it’s completely reasonable to settle for a standard black or grey mouse pad, other gamers want to add color to their set up, and pink is one of the most popular colors for gamers of all ages and genders. Some gamers don’t just want their mousepad to perform well—they also want a mousepad with style. Every PC gamer relies on their mouse pad to provide a smooth, reliable surface for their mouse.

For a limited time, VALORANT players will get the chance to buy five skins at a discounted price with the opening of the Night.Market, the game’s highly-anticipated cosmetic sale. Skins are always a huge part of any game, and in VALORANT, Riot has put in a different level of detail with the art styles and animations. The Night.Market is a welcome sight for anyone who has wanted to buy a skin, only for them to balk at their relatively high price point.

Over 20 different types of Magic: The Gathering cards were spoiled today, showcasing a new mechanic, planeswalkers, legendary characters, and iconic monsters contained within the upcoming Dungeons & Dragons: Adventures in Forgotten Realms MTG set. Dungeons & Dragons: Adventures in Forgotten Realms (AFR) is a set containing 281 unique cards and a heaping of flavor. It’s replacing the Core Set slot in MTG. Pulling elements from an extensive catalog of D&D books and campaigns, the upcoming Standard-legal set is packed with nostalgic characters, weapons, and monsters.

Epic Games has the daunting task of maintaining one of the world’s most popular battle royales. Fortnite, despite its increasing popularity, isn’t without its issues though, and catering for over 100 million players certainly isn’t easy. The game often goes down for maintenance, especially when a new chapter, season, or patch has recently been installed.  Fortnite could be facing any number of issues at any time. The servers are usually stable, but they’re not always up and running.

Kai’Sa is arriving in League of Legends with Patch 8.5 next week, and Riot is rolling out the red carpet for her with some sweet, sweet lore. More specifically, the lore of both Kassadin and Malzahar have been updated with fresh, new stories, and they’re jam-packed with about as much drama as a typical soap opera. There’s revenge, corruption, parental mysteries on par with Jon Snow in Game of Thrones, and finally, religious cults… also like in Game of Thrones.

The Los Angles Thieves has added Shane McKerral as an assistant coach alongside JKap, the Call of Duty League franchise announced today.  Shane previously coached for the London Royal Ravens and Team Reciprocity after retiring from professional play in 2018. Before transitioning to coaching, he played professionally for eight years in the European Call of Duty scene. He played for teams such as Team Vitality, Lightning Pandas, and Team LDLC. Now, he transitions away from Europe by joining the L.

Besides being fun, ARAM is possibly the best mode when it comes to adding footage to your highlight reels. It forces all five champions to battle in close proximity, and for one Tristana player, this was the perfect setup to secure a pentakill with just one ability. The clip, posted on YouTube channel SeaBone, saw Tristana making light work of the five enemy players, pouncing on them repeatedly with The Yodle Gunner’s Rocket Jump ability.

The content creator organization OfflineTV grew a bit bigger today, bringing onto the team new faces that have closely aligned themselves with OTV members over the course of their successful individual careers. In a new YouTube video, OTV announced the signing of three new members: Masayoshi, QuarterJade, and Sydeon. They join the existing crew of Pokimane, Scarra, LilyPichu, DisguisedToast, and Michael Reeves. Over the past year, each of these creators aligned themselves more closely with their friends in OTV, often appearing alongside them in games such as Among Us and VALORANT.

Urgot mains and League of Legends fans from around the world have plenty of reason to rejoice come April 1. Riot Games unveiled the Pajama Guardian Urgot skin today, which will accompany the already revealed Pengu Cosplay Tristana and Furyhorn Cosplay Veigar. The three adorable skins will likely hit the stores on April Fools’ Day. Power Cuteness These are my weapons pic.twitter.com/4o80YQFnEN — League of Legends (@LeagueOfLegends) March 23, 2020 Urgot’s new cosmetic gives him a baby blue cat onesie, a new ice blue gemstone for a mask, and gold trimmings.