In Blizzard's latest Ask the Devs segment, they answer questions from players about healing. You can read the entire Q&A after the jump.

What are your thoughts on Blizzard's answers? Join in on the discussion in this thread in our World of Warcraft general forum!

In Blizzard's latest Ask the Devs segment, they answer questions from players about tanking.Will we ever see a tanking Legendary? Not soon, but probably eventually. Will threat levels ever be added to the UI? Blizzard would like to do that, but UI changes require the right compromise. You can read the entire Q&A after the jump.

Ask the Devs #10 will focus on questions about damage dealing. You can currently submit your questions in this thread on the official forums.

In Blizzard's latest Ask the Devs segment, they answer questions from players regarding Firelands. The questions cover a variety of topics, including why we're not getting the Abyssal Maw dungeon. You can read the entire Q&A after the jump.

Ask the Devs #9 will focus on tanking. The thread will be posted today, May 25, at noon PDT, so get your tanking questions ready!

In Blizzard latest Ask the Devs segment, they answer questions from players regarding professions. While the majority of the reponses aren't set in stone, they did confirm that Chaos Orbs will be unbound in a future patch.

You can read the full profession Q&A after the jump. The next Ask the Devs segment will focus on Firelands! Keep an eye out for the thread on the official forums at 4 p.m. PDT today, May 16.

Blizzard has posted the answers to its fifth Ask the Devs segment, which focuses on achievements. Here are the highlights:

• Blizzard emphasized that they want achievements to feel optional.
• They'd like to make achievements Battle.net account-wide, but there's no timetable.
• Some guild achievements related to professions will be lowered to "more sane numbers" in patch 4.1. For example, the Pen is Mightier glyph achievement will go from 25,000 glyphs to 2,500 in 4.1.
• Patch 4.1 has achievements for collecting 100 and 125 companions. Another pet reward will probably be added in the future at 150 or 200 pets.
• They plan to add a search feature in the achievement window.

For more details, check out the full Q&A after the jump.

Blizzard has posted the answers to its fourth Ask the Devs segment, which focuses on armor and weapons. Here are the highlights:

• "We plan on implementing a system where winning an item via Need will make a BoE item soulbound. We hope to have this working for the 4.2 patch."
• "The Firelands raid has a really strong theme, so the tier sets are based on the various creatures that live on the elemental plane: for example, fire spiders for the warlock set."
• "We think the procs are a good way from keeping the weapons from just feeling like a predictable bag of stats. There will be more in Firelands."
• "Our plan is to make Legendary completion take longer to acquire in 10-player raids."
• "Without giving too much away, the Firelands legendary weapon has an amazing story and quest chain associated with it. We think it truly delivers on the fantasy of a legendary weapon."
• Blizzard hopes to "some day" allow Account Bound items to be transferred to other realms.

Blizzard also discusses whether the Barber Shop was a good idea in retrospect, and why dye vendors might not have a place in the game. It's definitely an interesting Q&A, so check it out after the jump.

Blizzard just posted the answers to its third Ask the Devs Q&A, which focuses on the user interface. One answer immediately jumped out from the rest:

Q: Would you please implement a feature that allows players to change the order of their characters on the Character select screen? – 흑풍육손 (Korea), Fanahlia (North America/ANZ), Perle (Latin America)

A: Sure. Does 4.2 work for you? :)

Unless that smiley face is meant as a joke, it looks like we'll soon have the ability to rearrange our characters on the character select screen. I don't know about you, but I certainly welcome this change. You can read the full Q&A after the jump.

Blizzard has posted the answers to its second Ask the Devs segment, which focused exlusively on PvP. You can read the answers to all 15 questions after the jump.

The third Ask the Devs segment will feature user interface-related questions. The thread has already hit the 500 post cap, so no more questions are allowed. However, you can still go through the thread to vote for your favorite questions.

UPDATE: You can now ask your PvP questions in this thread on the official forums. Once the 500-post cap has been reached, no more questions can be submitted.

Blizzard has posted the answers from its recent Ask the Devs segment, and it features responses to 23 questions that were posted by players throughout the world. The answers cover a wide variety of topics, so check them all out after the jump.

Moving forward, future Ask the Dev segments will focus on specific topics. The next edition will be all about PvP and Blizzard will start taking questions today, March 14, at 4 p.m. PST. The thread for the first segment hit its 500-post cap in the blink of an eye, so be ready to post your PvP question as soon as possible. If you don't post a question, you'll still be able to rate up the ones you like to make sure they get Blizzard's attention.