Dauble's take: "A fun but ultimately empty experience, due to the lack of any deeper thematic elements."

More earth-shattering revelation after the jump!

This is the first part of our three day look at NinjaBee's Cloning Clyde. You can find a running index of our Chain Review in the comment thread of The Vortex.

Funcom released a trailer for one of the most interesting MMO's that's going to be released this year. Take a look.

Dauble gets down and dirty with Dragon Age II. It's not a game where you're fighting to save the world from a monstrous army; it's a fight to save the soul of a city.

Dauble got a promotion to Senior Writer, so he's taking that as an excuse to talk about how MMO companies should cater to the poor and disenfranchised when they launch their games.

More after the jump!

This week Dauble picks up his story with the Alliance invasion of Draenor and Zeth'kur.

Getting back at it, Dauble begins where he left off before the Cataclysm rudely interrupted him. The Horde attempting to make multiple Portals!

Thoreau got it wrong. There is no preservation in this kind of wildness. Join Dauble as he looks into the fall of Gilneas.

Dauble returns with the second part of his look at the Druids of the Scythe story.

Due to an untimely sickness, we need to wait one more week for the second part of the Worgen series. Instead, we will take a short look at the reworking of Stormwind in the fashion of its king.

Dauble zooms in this time on the history of the Elven Druids. Take a look at how they took to shapeshifting and maiming people.

Part 2 of Dauble's adventures under the mountains, Josh takes a look at the resolution to the brewing Dwarven Civil War...

This is 'Part 1' of a series in which Dauble discusses the events that lead up to the creation of the Council of Three Hammers, the new congress of Dwarven clans that now rules Ironforge.

Last week Josh talked in length about the rebirth of the Horde and the complete refashioning of the way they work and look. This week we take a look at the new look Forsaken and how they have devised new tactics in order to push their influence across the land.

The resurrection of a crumbled nation; a military powerhouse once, brought back from the dead by necessity rather than by desire. The Horde once more has sharp teeth to go along with a blood chilling howl.

Deathwing arrives! Stormwind is pounded, boats and broken, and all hell has broken loose! News at 11:00!

The end is here.

Ever wanted to see what happens when you encounter an apocolypse? Then you don't need to look any further than today's patch of World of Warcraft.

The Cataclysm draws even more ominously near as Dauble recounts the events of the past week in the major cities of the races of Azeroth.

Dauble discusses the weekend's events in the capital cities of Stormwind and Orgrimmar, pop culture's effect on World of Warcraft and security theater.

Dauble stares deep into the abyss of the Old Gods. To the surprise of no one, the abyss stares back and growls ominously.

This week, we wax esoteric about the Elemental Invasion that's running
rampant across Azeroth.

Dauble returns with a deeper kind of WoW lore. So deep in fact, that you will only find it buried beneath the sands, dirt, and rock. Join us inside.

Dauble segues from the Cataclysm back into his series on the Second War. Ner'zhul has discovered the location of the Book of Medivh, and he has allied the Horde with a powerful and truly evil force to attain it.

This is it! Patch 4.0.1 is going live this morning. Much has been written about the class changes and the conversion from badges to points. For those of you who haven't studied the changes yet, head on over to MMO Champion as they've got a good rundown. For those of you who are already prepared, good luck and godspeed.

This time around, Josh looks in at the Dwarves and investigates their lineage as well as their stance as the Cataclysm draws near.

The undead of the Undercity have suffered for years with their afflictions, but now they have an eye for domination over the entire land. Who can stop them?

Today we take a look at Orgrimmar in the days that stand between us and the Cataclysm. Join Josh inside as he illustrates their current state and shows you that the picture isn't very pretty.

In today's article, Dauble shows how the loss of one of the Alliance's greatest leaders has had a deleterious effect on the leadership of Stormwind.

Dauble continues his short series of articles on the major races of World of Warcraft as we all are ushered into the Cataclysm. This series will continue for the rest of this week, so be sure to keep up!

This week in History of Warcraft, Dauble interrupts his series on the Second War to bring his readers up to speed on the World of Warcraft storyline in regards to the events that lead up to the Cataclysm, more specifically how it relates to the Night Elves.

Ner'zhul's restructured Horde has appeared in the Blasted Lands with a purpose: to find the artifacts necessary to create portals to other world, and he's dispatched some of his most violent, unrepentant killers to find his prizes.

A veil of peace descends upon Azeroth, as victory celebrations are held throughout the land. Yet, this is a world where war is never far off the horizon.

More war after the jump.

This time he has done it... Dauble has unleashed a tome of information about the Dark Portal and the end of the Second War.

Wait for it... after the jump!

The Alliance, full of wrath and righteous fury, bears down on Blackrock Mountain like an avalanche, and the fate of the world hangs in the balance.

More after the jump...

This week, we take a look at the run-up to the final major battle of the war as the Alliance homes in on the Horde's last bastion of strength, Blackrock Mountain.

I'll see you after the jump.

The Tides of Darkness are beginning to look a little brighter, as the Horde's great naval base at Crestfall comes under the righteous wrath of the Alliance.

With their backs to the wall after Gul'dan's betrayal, the Horde has to make a desperate strike against the Alliance, but will that be enough to hold off their eventual destruction?

Gul'dan opens the Tomb of Sargeras in order to obtain godhood. Will his avarice lead him to ultimate power, or doom? Find out in Josh's latest recounting of Warcraft history.

The makeup of the Horde changed significantly during Gul'dan's coma,
but, when he awoke, his determination to achieve godhood was stronger
than ever. This week, Dauble continues his exploration of Gul'dan's
history and how he impacted the Horde.

Dauble discusses the rise of Gul'dan and how his ascendancy led to the rise of the Horde.

This week, Josh looks at the push of the Horde against the shielded Silvermoon. The Alliance finally turns the tides - but will it be enough? Find out after the jump!

This week, Josh moves forward to look at the repercussions of last weeks events - now that the Trolls have invaded the Elvish homelands, what is in store for the Alliance? Find out after the jump!

This week, Josh takes us through another piece of Warcraft history; through Thandol Valley, the diversion at Aerie Peak, and the invasion of Tirisfal Glade. You won't want to miss it!

Josh discusses Alterac's betrayal of the Alliance, a move which led to its ultimate downfall.

Josh discusses the events of the Horde offensive into Khaz Modan and the defeat of the Red Dragonflight. A lot of servers are going to be down all day today, so settle in, read a good history and post in the comments section.

Join Josh as he discusses the first chapter of the Second War of Azeroth in our weekly World of Warcraft column. An account of the sack of Tol Barad, this is something you can't miss!

Meet Josh Dauble.

An avid World of Warcraft player, Josh examines the lore of the Goblin. What makes the Goblins tick? Why does Josh hate them so much? What role do Goblins play in the future of WoW? Find out after the jump.