Matthew Rossi

Hidden in the recent World of Warcraft Dragonflight 10.2.7 patch were long-awaited changes to many Battle for Azeroth raids to make them easier for solo raiders to finish achievements and farm transmog.

One of the rarest and most coveted drops from the Siege of Orgrimmar raid is the Tusks of Mannoroth.

I'm an ancient being, so I can understand that you may be expecting me to discuss how I played tic tac toe on my abacus or something, but for me I only really became a gamer when I first saw Baldur's Gate -- the original one.

Yeah, last week was not great.

Is there a good plural for series?

And it returns, as it always does, to Celldweller.

A painful picture/
That I can’t forget/
Now what I see/
Is what I get/

Let’s Queue this.

Blame Jil, it’s not my fault.

The upcoming D&D adventure anthology Quests from the Infinite Staircase does something I absolutely love: it adapts old school Dungeons and Dragons adventures into the current edition of the game, letting players experience these classics for themselves.

Krypto.

Superman would give the dog his cape in a heartbeat, and no amount of editing the images can change that. Superman and the mythos that surrounds him are among my favorite things, and of that entire complicated corpus of story, there is no element I love more than Krypto. Sure, a Kryptonian dog seems ridiculous, but at the end of the day, it’s all ridiculous, and there’s something beautiful about a person who always tries to do the right thing and help people being rewarded with a special friend who can understand him like no one else.

This is the Queue. Blame Red for all the Krypto pictures you’re about to see.

Phil made a passionate defense of Humans in fantasy yesterday, and it’s a good read.