Joel Davis

These days I try to cast a wide net when it comes to finding inspiration for D&D and other gaming endeavors.

I’m not sure what game I’ll get around to buying next.

Hell is finally coming to the Xbox Game Pass when Diablo 4 becomes the first Activision Blizzard game to join the service beginning March 28.

If the past really is a foreign country, I’m terribly disappointed at the lack of good travel agents to facilitate visits to the most intriguing locations.

The end of the year looms.

After an exhausting change of households earlier in the month — who knew so many boxes of books and board games could exist in a world with so many stairs to carry them up?

In one sense, World of Warcraft is just plain old.

So, stop me if you’ve heard this one.

There's been very little news about the upcoming Warcraft Rumble mobile game — in Activision Blizzard's forth quarter 2022 financial results (released on February 6), the game was continuing regional testing and was still in development, but nothing more.

It's an exciting moment in the history of World of Warcraft: the clock is ticking for Azeroth’s heroes to protect both future and past against the threat of the Infinites in Dragonflight patch 10.1.5, Fractures in Time, which launches today.