I have been a player for some years now but this expansion has you holding on to your seat or shall i say keyboard :) the cinematic's are fantastic the game play is fun the different zones are all unique with amazing detail and the music that goes with i could happily play all day, the artifact system is great and you can choose to do something different its entirely up to you. Legion is an amazing expansion!!!

First of all, Legion itself has proved to be one of the most enjoyable expansions that I can remember. The way that the zones work in regard to adaptive levelling, so you never have to worry about over-levelling and it being too easy, is a great move – though admittedly I do feel miscellanous creatures should cap lower, to make it easier to explore at 110. The artifact weapons add another layer of progression on top, and the class halls provide a strong thematic thread to almost the same level as Garrisons did in Warlords – however I do miss the ability to customise things more, and the ability to unlock more followers through quests or encounters out in the quest zones, instead of just through specific Order Hall quests (which inevitably lead to dungeon content, which is not for everyone). Storyline-wise, of course there are flaws – for the overarching storyline you have to just go with the flow and ignore the more obvious plot holes and contrivances. But for the specific threads within the zones, there are some very detailed stories being told, and some very powerful moments. There are a great many call-backs to previous expansions and classic world zones and characters, which is a joy for those of us who have been long-time players. There are certainly things I'd rather had been implemented differently, especially around the new profession skills, but overall the game makes for a very satisfying package. And the World Quest system means that you're never short of something different to do every day, even before you start levelling Alts through the content. Before levelling other characters, there is of course also the new Demon Hunter hero class to enjoy, with a detailed introductory quest line similar to the Death Knights of WotLK, filling in many of the blanks of the interceding years, and giving a glimpse of what's to come in the storyline. As for the Collector's Edition extras, I've not yet watched the behind the scene DVD, but the mousepad is a good quality, and the in-game extras are fun, as you'd expect, though nothing amazing. It would be nice if some sort of other in-game item like an Artifact skin was also part of the bundle, or some extra physical item such as a miniature were included to add a bit of extra physical value for display sake. The soundtrack, though, is always a big plus for me, and is one of the best yet – I almost wish it were a double-disc set so more extended versions of the themes were included. That, along with the art book, were the main reasons for me ordering the CE, and they definitely deliver, with the art book showing in great detail the design process for the various new zones and units.