World of Warcraft: Battle for Azeroth review: The world is enough<article>
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<p>In our age of divisiveness,
World of Warcraft's
Battle for Azeroth expansion begins with a premise that cuts deep. It's nasty stuff. Greed (and quite a bit of petty hate) led the Horde to burn the Night Elves' tree city a few weeks before launch, potentially killing thousands. The Alliance sought revenge, leading to an assault on its old capital of Lordaeron. And all because a godlike figure thrust his gigantic sword into Azeroth itself, causing a powerful new substance called Azerite to erupt from its core through fissures and even small volcanoes, spread over the entire world.</p><p>At a time when everyone should have been working together, suddenly everyone was at each other’s throats. Considering what the world had just gone through, the conflict seemed unnecessary. It was all a little too on-the-nose, leading some longtime Horde players to question the integrity of the Horde. Some claimed they wouldn't even play the expansion.</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/3300797/gaming/world-of-warcraft-battle-for-azeroth-review-the-world-is-enough.html#jump">To read this article in full, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>
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World of Warcraft: Battle for Azeroth review: The world is enough
