Matthew Rossi

Okay, first the good news -- we're getting to keep Titan's Grip.

The Warrior class in World of Warcraft is my favorite class, and so, I decided I had to be awake and here when Blizzard posted its Warrior class preview for Legion.

Y’all can blame our Holy Paladin columnist Mike Eng for the header image. Since this is my last Queue of the big “BlizzCon forces everyone else to be doing something else so Matt writes the Queue over and over again” period, I thought we could all go out with something special.

Hopefully y’all asked a lot of questions. Let’s do The Queue again.

(Yes, that was to the tune of Time Warp.)

With half the office away doing BlizzCon, you’re stuck with me again. I promise someone else will be doing the Queue come Wednesday. (I’m still doing my usual Tuesday Queue.)

I’m very sorry, I’m sure you’re all very sick of me by now. But let’s do The Queue anyway.

If you're curious about how your class is going to change in Legion, Blizzard is presenting a series of posts about each class in turn, according to this overview post that went live on the official site today.

So it turns out I’ll be maining a Fury Warrior in Legion after all, because thanks to the Legion Q&A I know that Titan’s Grip isn’t going anywhere — the Artifact weapons for Fury Warriors are 2h weapons, they’re just not sized properly yet. Special thanks to Jay Wilson for answering the question at the Q&A, and Dylan Rondeau for asking the question in the first place. Whew. I’m super happy now.

Let’s do this first post-BlizzCon Queue while I’m all happy.

Turns out Jamie Lee Curtis is cooler than I am.

One of the changes to class design revealed during the Legion systems panel is to stacking buffs and complicated resource systems.

One answer from the World of Warcraft Q&A that I think all players will be interested in is this one, about whether or not we're going to get tri-spec.

During the World of Warcraft Q&A panel one tidbit got dropped by Tom Chilton, in answer to a question about what role Karazhan would play in Legion, Chilton asked the crowd "What would you think about Karazhan as a five player dungeon in patch 7.1" and got what I believe would be the expected response of shock and excitement from the crowd.