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There is a new Unearthed Arcana come out for Dungeons and Dragons, Travelers of the Multiverse.

I don't know if any of you played City of Heroes back in the day -- it shut down ten years ago, my God, I am literally aging to dust like that one villain in Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade -- but one of the elements it had that fascinates me is that it had a content creator added at one point, where players could create small adventures for other players to experience.

In Tuesday's Queue column Dutrimi asked an excellent question: "What terrible secret do you hold about gaming?" My standard answer to this question when it's posed to me is that for all my time spent gaming, I'm way more mediocre at it than I should be, typically due to a combination of my impatience and lack of discipline to get better.

I don't believe it's a secret that I never really liked the Great Vault system we got in Shadowlands.

If you been hanging around here lately, you know that Diablo II: Resurrected came out two weeks ago and the critical reviews are largely favorable.

It's been a while since we've seen any changes or improvements to the Darkmoon Faire, World of Warcraft's monthly week-long carnival of spook and wonder.

2004 almost feels like another life, a lifetime ago.

We're getting a new edition of Dungeons and Dragons in 2024, with the release of new core rulebooks that will remain compatible with current 5e books.

Hearthstone Mercenaries arrives in two weeks, and while we now have more information about what the game mode is going to be about, there's still some lingering questions about the monetization model for this ostensibly free-to-play mode.

One thing is clear -- a shared stash is crucial for a Diablo game, and Diablo 4 needs to have one.