Anna Bell

The highlight of my week has been the Race to World First, not because I care about cutting edge raiding, but because Chef Heidi (who you might remember as the chef for the Philly Fusion) is allowing us behind the scenes into her kitchen on Twitch every day of the race.

We will always adore a great pun, and the free game on the Epic Games Store this week really deserves its laurels on the strength of the pun in its name alone.

This week's show started off with The War Within season 2.

We're doing something a little new this week for Lore Watch, with a remaster of an older episode.

Sometimes when a new content patch rolls over, I spare a thought for all the weirdos we’ve left behind in various states of peril over the years, forcing them into the thankless task of maintaining all this infrastructure in the wilderness. You think the Argent Tournament ever fixed the hole in the floor of the stadium? Who’s shoveling out my Horde Garrison every time it snows? What exactly is the Alliance doing with all those pumpkins? Sure thing, champion, whatever harebrained scheme you’re up to this time, see you in six months when you need a transmog piece from Kul Tiras or whatever.

Anyway, this is The Queue, our daily column where you ask us questions, and vroom vroom, let’s go beat up Gallywix!

For now, our best prediction for the ladder reset for Diablo 2: Resurrected starts around June 6, but since Blizzard doesn't typically announce the date until a couple weeks beforehand, this is just an estimate.

While I know we're all in on Blizzard Entertainment around here, when Steam Next Fest started I once again went feral.

The podcast centered on a lot of fun new stuff that just hit WoW with patch 11.1 and Undermine.

This week's free game on the Epic Games Store is an older fan favorite quest-based RPG, Mages of Mystralia.

Death Knights, one of the most iconic, lore-heavy classes added to World of Warcraft, are the core topic of this week's Lore Watch, this time with a focus on what dead means, really.