I was going to talk a lot about dinosaurs today, but then I ended up just discussing stuff you guys left in the comments.

Our readers dutifully sent in questions, and our three hosts -- Joe, Matt, and Eric -- gave them all the answers they could want, and more.

Folks who'd been hoping for a new World of Warcraft animation like the Harbingers and Warbringers series that predated Legion and Battle for Azeroth respectively finally got a little something today to whet their appetites: a Xal'atath-focused animation, subtitled "Supremecy." Seemingly set sometime between the end of the Manaforge Omega raid and the beginning of Midnight, this animation shows Xal'atath winning over "loyal, tractable" servant Nexus-King Salhadaar by wielding something very unusual for her: the truth.

The Year of the Scarab has just been announced for Hearthstone, and its first expansion will be Cataclysm, which starts things out with a real bang.

To celebrate the third anniversary of the Trading Post, special vendors have appeared in Dornogal to offer past rewards at discounted prices.

There are few greater pleasures in life than immediately obtaining the new hotness and being able to show it off.

Anyway, this is The Queue, our daily column where you ask us questions and we’ll give you answers. What, this old thing?

This week's maintenance is scheduled to last all day for Midnight realms as Blizzard rolls out WoW patch 12.0.1, which includes many class updates and additional UI improvements — primarily things we've already seen testing on the beta, just rolling to live a little before the Midnight launch.

So you're browsing the internet in search of a deck to play in Hearthstone, and you stumble upon a deck code.

Last week, somebody said that the way I abbreviated renovation to reno made them think of a different event entirely. So here are two tickets to the Reno gun show, just for you, half-remembered and definitely real commentator.

While I decide if I’m going to return to this joke for a third time next week, it’s time for our daily question and answer column — The Queue!

Keeping things tense and exciting in tabletop games without just resorting to throwing the players into a fight is a central part of our discussion today on Tavern Watch -- we're talking torches burning down in Shadowdark or Crows, using the spotlight like a TV show director to keep things tense in Monster of the Week, or the Chaos mechanic in Triangle Agency that makes every roll a balancing act.