Elizabeth Harper

I lost interest in WoW Classic pretty early on. I’ve been there and I’ve done that and I decided I didn’t feel I needed to put myself through it again. But Burning Crusade Classic? I had so many good times back then. I loved Karazhan. I thoroughly enjoyed the design of Holy Paladins, who weren’t good at a lot of things, but were excellent single-target healers who never ran out of mana and basically could not be killed. (Today healers are very homogenized and it doesn’t feel like anyone is tremendously good at anything.) My main right now is the same main I had in TBC.

A couple of days ago I went into some TBC raids to grab some screenshots for an article, and I wound up getting the last key pieces of what used to be the gear set I wore in TBC. I sold that gear well before transmog came around, so the appearances had been lost to time. I rushed to the transmog vendor and I put on that appearance and the wave of delight that washed over me is hard to explain.

Now I’m thinking that even though I didn’t have time for Classic, I might have time for TBC Classic. Or I might have to find the time.

Wow, that was a long intro. Let’s Queue, people.

It’s been a long day, a long week, a long month, a long year. Many whelps, handle it.

Let’s Queue.

So bright that we will all have to wear our Rhinestone Sunglasses next week when we can finally transmog them.

Note: Rhinestone Sunglasses not pictured here because I don’t have any. But you, dear readers, should wear you sunglasses proudly, even when you’re inside.

Yep. This is definitely a Queue. 100% fresh Queue, right here.

In real life, flowers aren't permanent, but in the Lunar Festival event in WoW, the flower crowns are permanent and transmoggable all year-round.

Another week has come and gone and I’m really not sure how that keeps happening. But here we are. It’s Friday. Let’s Queue.

Overwatch's Lunar New Year event always happens just after we tie a bow on the previous year.

In Battle for Azeroth, the loot flowed like water.

It’s been a discombobulating kind of week, so let’s ignore it and talk about video games instead.

The new year means Team Blizzard Watch is kicking off a new D&D campaign!