Elizabeth Harper

Legion has a ton of features to look forward to.

I'm doing my best to skip the inevitable you are not prepared jokes, but can you believe that World of Warcraft's first expansion, The Burning Crusade, was released nine years ago today?

So, I logged on to write the Queue and found six hundred comments making “nailed it” jokes to work with for today’s Queue. But I am definitely not contemplating terrible fates for coworkers who shall not be named. I would never. Definitely not. Never ever.

(Read: We’ll see who gets healed in today’s livestream.)

Once again, resident bard Mitch (check out our Heroes of the Storm rotation posts if you don’t know what I’m talking about) is joining me, and will hopefully counteract my grumpiness in today’s super-sized Queue.

Blizzard Quality Assurance Analyst Arvaanas reports that the Legion alpha is back! The alpha has returned with a brand new build that raises the level cap to 106, adds Val'sharah (zone) and Darkheart Thicket (dungeon), and brings a host of brand new specs to the table.

As much as we're all looking forward to the Legion alpha, these testing periods are a time for caution because scammers will take advantage of your enthusiasm to steal your account information. Blizzard isn't inviting any new players into the alpha right now, meaning any offer you get is a scam.

You may not be familiar with the producers who help bring your favorite films to life, but Stacey Sher has been running the show on 45 different TV and movie projects.

We're getting back into our regular Heroes of the Storm schedule with a new hero rotation, new sales (for the first time since the Black Friday sale arrived in November), and a brand new hero.

We'd tell you to watch that last step, but apparently it's a little too late.

We typically get new heroes in Heroes of the Storm like clockwork every three to four weeks, and the Nexus' newest arrival is hitting the tail end of that timeframe.

When we learned that music icon David Bowie passed away this morning, a lot of Blizzard fans realized that he was the father of Warcraft Director Duncan Jones with this brief tweet: https://twitter.com/ManMadeMoon/statuses/686441083648212992 (more…)