Anna Bell

This week's podcast features three different reader questions shoved into one podcast trenchcoat.

Sometimes, even with the power of Spirit City life is inherently distracting. It doesn’t help when someone accidentally activates your trap card and all of a sudden you’re forced to watch Diana Damrau sing the Queen of the Night Aria from The Magic Flute. See, the music itself is stellar and obviously a lofty goal for any soprano, but the performance itself is what truly elevates the piece. The music is sweet and light, and full of technical runs, but the words — as bolstered by the staging and costuming and acting — show an absolutely unhinged woman laughing at the thought of forcing her daughter to murder a priest. The daughter is beside herself, weeping, clutching a dagger, while this woman swears vengeance, claims she is wronged, and giggles. It’s goosebumps inducing.

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It's hard to top the question asked in Mists of Pandaria's initial release trailer, and Taran Zhu's instantly iconic, "why do we fight" was core both to the narrative of that expansion and hit the hearts of many a World of Warcraft enthusiast.

I usually write this intro about what's sort of going on in my life at any given time.

Player Housing was up first in the lineup of topics for this show, because of course it is.

The Epic Games Store is giving away a game in one of the most iconic series this week for free, along with several of its DLCs.

The ladder reset date for Diablo 2: Resurrected season 12 is October 3.

The Herald of Sa'bak mount and Sa'bak's Favored battle pet are new 6 month subscription incentive rewards coming to specifically Retail WoW and WoW Classic Progression, respectively.

Our hosts Joe and Matt were joined by frequent guest and DM for our Tavern Watch podcast, Phil Ulrich.

This is The Queue, our daily column where you ask us the questions and we lowkey kinda hate all of you for getting this stuck in our heads sometimes.