Am-bush Your Foes in Season of Discovery Phase 3 - New Bush and Crate Disguises

The upcoming remake of Silent Hill 2 has brought about a considerable change in the look of the main character, James Sunderland, as revealed in a new game icon on Steam.

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Today, we are looking at the DPS rankings during the week of April 9th for Phase 3 of Season of Discovery in Sunken Temple. For this analysis, we will use data provided by Warcraft Logs Sunken Temple statistics. Warcraft Logs' Sunken Temple Statistics

Now that all Runes in Phase 3 have been discovered, players are settling into Phase 3 with their new BiS and fun abilities. After compiling the information and updating our Rune Guides, though, we noticed that most classes will receive a Rare piece of gear from a quest that leads to a new Rune. All Runes Found in Phase 3

As a result of today's Hotfix, Righteous Orb will no longer be available.

The (unofficial) theme of new TV this week: reality.

World of Warcraft Classic has kicked off phase 3 of its Season of Discovery, bringing with it a host of new content, as well as raising the level cap up from 40 to 50. New content available in Season of Discovery includes six new runes for each class, as well as new PvE content.

WoW Classic Senior Game Producer, Josh Greenfield has confirmed that some bug fixes will be coming early next week. These include missing Dungeon loot, issues in Nightmare Incursions, adjustments to the Sunken Temple raid, and Rune fixes. Sunken Temple Race to World First Season of Discovery April 5th Hotfixes

World of Warcraft Classic Season of Discovery’s new Nightmare Incursions PvE event uses some old assets from the game’s original Emerald Dream zone idea. After nearly two decades, these old World of Warcraft items are finally getting the chance to see the light of day in Classic Season of Discovery Phase 3.

World of Warcraft Season of Discovery Phase 3’s new Sunken Temple raid is extremely challenging, having walled players with its difficulty far longer than any other in Classic history. For the first time in World of Warcraft, a Classic raid hasn’t been conquered in a matter of hours, making the Sunken Temple one of the hardest raids in it to date.

 Adventurers can now level from 41 to 50, earn up to 10 additional talent points, brave new encounters in the Sunken Temple (Temple of Atal’Hakkar) as a new 20-player raid dungeon, discover new runes and abilities, and more!

World of Warcraft Classic just shared a short video previewing the Sunken Temple raid in Season of Discovery Phase 3. This 20-player version of the infamous World of Warcraft dungeon is available in Season of Discovery Phase 3 right now.