The days out there are getting sunnier. Unfortunately, I don’t have a good set of prescription sunglasses, so I’m left squinting at things a lot of the time. It’s going to be a long summer. Maybe this will be the year that I finally get a pair. They’ve always seemed like a huge luxury, which I why I don’t have a pair already. Also, what if I’m bad at hanging onto sunglasses? I’ve heard lots of stories of people losing every pair of sunglasses they own.

While I try to find a new hat to wear all the time, it’s time for our daily question and answer column — The Queue!

It's another somewhat slow week in the Blizzard gaming world, but what can we say, we're too busy playing Midnight to be upset.

We're heading into the third week of the Midnight Season 1 Race to World First, and things have gotten spicy.

If you've ever wanted to strap your one-handed sword to your World of Warcraft character's back, then great news -- a new dropdown menu in the transmog interface coming in Midnight's patch 12.0.5 will allow us to do just that (and more!) Ever since I acquired my Quickening Blade of the Prince from the original Magister's Terrace, I have kept it in my weapon transmog rotation because it's one of the few one-handed swords that my Mage can wear Cloud Strife-style.

It’s almost Noblegarden, the annual holiday where the Great Goblin in the Noble Garden puts on his bunny costume, finds a nice spot to crouch down, [REDACTED], and we get a lot of chocolate eggs. Nature on Azeroth is beautiful.

This is The Queue, our daily Q&A column where all the lore is made up, and the points don’t matter. But the questions do matter, so let’s get to them!

As we begin the March of Quel'Danas this week, we also noted that there seems to be a whole lot of side quests to set the stage for the new raid and its counterpart in Harandar, The Dreamrift.

The first Midnight Race to World First started on March 24 with the launch of Voidspire's Mythic difficulty...

April Fools' Day 2026 had a great selection of jokes from the various Blizzard games -- and even a few standouts from other companies as well.

When we returned to Silvermoon City, my Blood Elf Death Knight felt like she needed to fit in. All dressed in red and gold, looking like a perfectly normal Blood Elf. You might mistake her for a Paladin, even, if you didn’t pay attention to the pale skin and glowing blue eyes.

But of course the Silvermoon City guards saw right through that. I get constant insults from guards asking me about my “dark master” and in general barely tolerating my presence. Well, I tried.

Of course these days I’m not fitting in in all new ways. For one, I don’t think I’m tall enough to be mistaken for a Nightborne, but also my transmog needs a lot of work. We’ll see how it goes.

But for now, this is the Queue, our daily Q&A column where I answer your gaming questions and then we all get to hang out in the comments section. Let’s get to it.

Lovers of wanton consequence-free violence rejoice!