Matthew Rossi

If you've been playing or have played Diablo 4, you're probably aware of the difficulties that can manifest while trying to change your skills and Paragon tiles to use a different approach.

Honestly, if I didn’t talk about it, you’d all probably come to my house to complain. And yeah, that’s a T. rex image in the header, I honestly haven’t found an image of the new species I like yet.

Diablo 4 Seasons have been about a new plague of malignant demons, vampires, and soon magical robots made by Zoltun Kulle.

To this day, I think about the ending cinematic in Diablo.

Last year, the biggest story in tabletop RPGs was Wizards of the Coast's proposed changes to the Open Gaming License, in which they planned to revoke a long-standing license allowing people to make their own Dungeons and Dragons content.

When would you prefer to keep an older appearance for an item or mount or pet in World of Warcraft?

I wish I could explain how bad it feels to spend an hour or two combing through the Queue, our Discord, and emails to grab a bunch of questions, spend another hour or so answering them, and then lose all of that work because my thumb slipped or I hit the wrong key because I’m blind and can’t see the darn things. It’s bad, guys. I forgot to talk about Babylon 5 last week, that’s how upset I was.

Anyway, here’s the Queue. If I screw this one up I’m gonna punch myself. Might just punch myself anyway, I have it coming.

There's a Diablo RPG coming to tabletop play and I'm so excited for it I have this twitch in my eye and my hands are just itching to roll dice to see how many times my Whirlwind attack hits the demons.

There are certain moments in games that hit me and I can't abide some of the choices.

I used to try and fight it when I got burned out on World of Warcraft.