Elizabeth Harper

Just what it says on the tin. Let’s talk Warcraft. And maybe some other stuff if we get distracted.

Hearthstone's newest single-player adventure is the Tombs of Terror, which casts you as a member of the League of Explorers — Reno, Finley, Elise, and Brann — each of whom offers a dual-class deck that lets you combine cards in unique ways.

Every game needs a secret cow level, every game has a secret cow level.

Bob is quickly becoming my favorite character in Hearthstone's odd little story.

So some stuff happened in WoW yesterday, but the absolute most important thing was that I did not get to punch Tinkmaster Overspark in the face. Again.

Basically what I’m saying is that patch 8.2.5 is an irredeemable disappointment.

Though the Hearthstone team has teased a new single-player mode, they haven't had much to say about it until now.

Toss your coin, make your wish.

To my great shock, apparently all I needed to do to collect plenty of questions was hop into the comments section and ask for them. I’ve been writing this column on and off since before Wrath of the Lich King was released, and I genuinely had no idea.

There's a lot of nostalgia for World of Warcraft as it once was.

To readers old and new, I wish to introduce you to a friend of the site: Christian Belt.