Which team will be buffed, and who will be nerfed for this weekend's Heroes of The Storm tournament at rAge.

Some of the top eSports ogranizations have banded together under a common cause: Creating better tournaments for teams and sponsors. In an email sent out to top competition organizers, the newly created Team Union have listed their demands for 2016, and they're pretty steep.

As far as balancing goes, Heroes of the Storm is top notch for a MOBA. Blizzard are looking to improve the overall experience even further though.

With the StarCraft II: Legacy of the Void release drawing closer, it’s no wonder that Heroes of the Storm is giving that franchise some attention. Blizzard’s MOBA may have the likes of Kerrigan, Raynor, and even the almighty Tassader running around, but it lacks a proper support character from that particular universe. That will no longer be the case, because Lieutenant Morales is about ready to enter the Nexus.

Like all new hero releases, Rexxar just didn't live up to the hype. So what's the problem? I'll telll you.

Stop telling your friends that MOBAs are clones of eachother, and rather educate them on the difference between the lot. This will hopefull help out a bit.

Rexxar, the beastmaster from the Warcraft universe, is now available in Heroes of the Storm. Take a look at his launch trailer, and decide if he is worth your hard earned gold (or cash) or not.

Compared to other MOBAs, Heroes of the Storm has a relatively tame toxic player base. There is the odd aggressive/rude player who pops up here and there though, looking to ruin the experience for everyone else. Hopefully that’ll soon be a thing of the past, because Blizzard are tightening up their reporting system with the game’s next patch.