Elizabeth Harper

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Just because it’s Thanksgiving doesn’t mean I have to actually eat turkey, does it? Because let me tell you a secret: I hate turkey. I have disliked it since I was a small child, and my Grandma has a very funny story she likes to tell about how sulky I would get when Mom sent me to school with turkey sandwiches. (Grandma, please, I’m 35 now and totally a grown up about these things. Mostly.)

I think I am somewhat more polite about my dislike of turkey these days, in that I usually take a slice with a smile and then cut it up and move it around my plate so no one notices that I am not eating it. That’s my plan today, too.

(Hopefully no one from my family reads my writing. They probably don’t, right?)

But while it’s a holiday here in the States, Queue questions don’t take the day off: let’s get to it.

Finally.

Though new items are on sale in the Heroes of the Storm shop every week, Black Friday means sales are the highlight of this week in Heroes. The sale will run from November 22 to the 28th, you'll want to jump on any deals you want.

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It's true: you too can be a special snowflake with the upcoming Special Snowflake mount in Heroes of the Storm.

File this one under "it's about time." Diablo 3 and the Reaper of Souls expansion have finally been bundled together in a battle chest version for $29.99.

The Heroes of the Storm team has been busy lately, rolling out big reworks to Zeratul and Kharazim on the PTR (both will likely be live next week), previewing new holiday skins and mounts, and getting ready to launch Varian (also next week) and Ragnaros (in December).

If Sombra (or maybe just her new skins) has you interested in Overwatch for the first time, next weekend you can give the game a test run.

If you raided during Vanilla WoW, you know what I mean when I’m talking about the suppression room. It was an encounter that required care on the part of all 40 players… and if one of them stepped out of line, it usually meant doom (and starting all over again).

Ugh.

But on the bright side, if I mess up one of today’s Queue questions I can just blame it on Mitch and keep going! Oh, how the raid game has changed.