The Blizzard Watch crew usually gets together once a month to play a D&D game that I can only describe as wacky and wonderful.

So you've decided to try the Ashes of Outland prologue that was just released for Hearthstone.

Seriously, try and search for ‘Rossi’ on a Queue page.

Anyway, I don’t have a Switch, but I’ve watched my wife play a lot of Animal Crossing and, well, I’m glad I don’t have a Switch. I am frankly terrified of what this game does to people.

Anyway, this is the Queue. I missed Wednesday because I was unwell. So here I am today.

This week, Matthew Rossi and Joe Perez explore the Legion legacy loot announcement, hybrid races in WoW, and whether Blizzard should pivot to a virtual BlizzCon for 2020.

With people stuck inside their homes, either self-quarantining, or because of orders from the government, there has never been a better time to try out new games.

When I think about Diablo 4, one of the things I muse about the most is how having it as an open-world game is going to feel when compared to its predecessors and current open-world games.

The new Ranked Ladder system for Hearthstone is now live!

To end the Year of Dragon, we're taking a look back at Rastkahan’s Rumble in this week's Hearthstone Tavern Brawl with Brawl of Champions: Grand Final.

How’s everyone hanging in there? Hopefully okay. Me? Quarantine life is starting to get to me. It’s not the day-to-day so much (since mine has hardly changed) but more so the other, incidental things that are creeping up on me. Not visiting family for a weekend, not working from a coffee shop for even a few hours, and especially not knowing when any of that’s going to change. It’s exhausting.

Anyhow, in case quarantine life is getting to anyone, I want y’all to say something nice about another Queueman today. Go out of your way to make everyone here feel welcome and appreciated. Even that one guy. You know who I mean.

Now, let’s Queue.

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