Matthew Rossi

The Shadowlands pre-expansion event, Death Rising, is now live, complete with a new World Boss: Nathanos Blightcaller.

So, now that we've had a bit of time with the pre-expansion event bridging Battle for Azeroth with Shadowlands, what do we think?

Let's be real -- after the two weeks of the pre-patch Scourge event, when we hit Shadowlands on November 23, we'll be champing at the bit to get into the new content.

The current Death's Rising event that serves as a bridge between Battle for Azeroth and Shadowlands has a lot going on.

So far, I’ve run around killing a bunch of stuff that was already dead. Just like old times.

This is the Queue. Since it’s Wednesday and the EU should have been in the new content for several hours by the time this goes live, I’m assuming any content that’s a World Quest isn’t spoiler territory at this point. Just as a head’s up, I mention a specific character and his death in today’s Queue.

Yes, I saw the Warrior buffs. Yes, I like them. Yes, I think Fury got more than Arms, and Arms needs some work — not necessarily more damage, but more something. A new ability that’s as cool and fun to use as Rampage would be nice. Rampage feels very Fury — it’s like an explosion of attacks, your Warrior just goes berserk and starts swinging wildly. Arms could use an attack that feels like the Warrior is just dismantling someone with a precise chain of strikes. That’s just my opinion, anyway.

Let’s Queue this. Yes, it’s a dad joke. I have cats.

For me, as I play my various characters getting ready for World of Warcraft's upcoming Shadowlands expansion, I keep coming back to Arms spec for my Warrior.

Diablo 3 Season 22, the Shades of the Nephalem, brings with it a new Season Theme this November, and you may be curious about how the Shadow Clones work, how to make best use of them, or what exactly they even are.

I recently had an interesting experience that led me to a discovery I'm pretty happy with.

WoW Classic's Phase 6 launch date has finally been announced, and it's sooner than you may have anticipated.

Diablo 3 Season 21 began on July 3rd, and it now appears that we're looking at an end date of November 8 for this notably lengthy Season.