Elizabeth Harper

More than perhaps any other character in Warlords of Draenor, Pepe has become an in-game (and out of game) sensation, with legions of screenshots, fan art, song, and even cosplay.

Yes, today’s Queue is late. We’re going to blame Comcast. I will be your host today, even though I don’t think I’ve written a Queue since 2008, when it was called Ask a Beta Tester and we were trying to answer everyone’s Wrath of the Lich King questions.

Today, we don’t have any Wrath questions, but we will be talking about time travel and alternate universe Azeroth. So let’s get right to it, shall we?

Sure, I like World of Warcraft, but that doesn't mean there aren't things about the game that bug me.

Getting a group together to run dungeons or raids (if you're not using LFG or LFR) can be a real hassle — a hassle Carbot understands well, if the latest WowCrafts video is any indication.

BlizzCon tickets won't be on sale for a month and the convention itself won't be held for for another eight months — but that doesn't mean you can't start prepping for the big day right now.

The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim already has plenty of dragons, so why would one more be a problem? Well, if that extra dragon happens to be Deathwing, we can see a few problems cropping up.

Running Azeroth probably won't make your workout any easier, but it may make it a bit more entertaining.

World of Warcraft's landscape of achievements covers a wide range of difficulties. Some achievements you stumble into accidentally, not even realizing they exist before you get them.

The path from level 1 to level 100 is pretty clearly laid out before you: kill things, gain experience, level up, repeat. However, once you hit level 100 what you do next is really up to you — which can leave new 100s at a bit of a loss.

If our desks at the Blizzard Watch (virtual) office are any indication, Warcraft isn't something that stays confined to video games.