Look, I’m tired, I got my eye injections this week and it’s really been painful as heck this time, let’s just do the Queue without the pressure of me trying to be funny. Because I’m all out of funny this week.

Questions and answers and all that kind of thing.

With the coming of Kul Tiras and Zandalar in Battle for Azeroth we're going to see two of the most discussed yet absent places in Azeroth for the first time in game.

I'm going to be up front -- I don't want to play WoW right now.

So, do you think High Inquisitor Whitemane in Heroes of the Storm knows she became a Death Knight in WoW?

Dark Horse has released the first of a brand-new, four-issue series set in the StarCraft universe.

Welcome back to The Queue, our daily Q&A feature for all of Blizzard’s games! Have a question for the Blizzard Watch staff? Leave it in the comments!

Every time I visit Stormwind’s throne room I get a little bit weirded out that the little boy I remember from classic is now sitting on the throne. I think it’s just that it’s a visual reminder of just how long this game has been around. He’s certainly changed from the days of Generic Blonde Child Model, that’s for sure!

You know what doesn’t change? Questions — you have them, and you’d like them answered. So let’s get to that, shall we?

Blizzard Entertainment is surely gearing up for its final Battle for Azeroth marketing push in the coming weeks, and in that vein, World of Warcraft has released four new live-action advertisements of the expansion.

Battle for Azeroth releases August 14 (or August 13, depending on your region) and if you're in it for the raiding, you won't have to wait long to delve into Uldir.

Over the years, Blizzard has tweaked World of Warcraft's content-release schedule over and over and over.

In the Boomsday Project trailer, poor Peter Whalen was turned into a chicken and I don't think anyone is sufficiently worried about that.