Ever since the dawn of the modern sitcom, one of the most popular pastimes of fans is to root for certain characters to wind up together.

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I’m pretty sure whalloping sleeping seal Druids is gonna get me kicked out of the Cenarion Circle right quick. And I doubt they’re going to take my industrious beak-clubbing technique into consideration, either. Or the fact that I felt really guilty about doing it.

If you're champing at the bit for the next World of Warcraft Chronicle Volume -- Volume 3, available for pre-order right now -- then you may be interested in this little tidbit the folks at Wowhead have dug up for us.

You know, the headline is probably a rhetorical question, at least for me.

It's true: I will use absolutely any excuse to use that header image.

Every so often, someone resurrects the Diablo 2 vs.

There's a new Leeroy Jenkins video out there, all for the sake of Net Neutrality.

Apple released some iOS app store rule updates last week, including an in-app purchase change applicable to Hearthstone.  According to the new rules, "Apps offering “loot boxes” or other mechanisms that provide randomized virtual items for purchase must disclose the odds of receiving each type of item to customers prior to purchase." This means items like Hearthstone's card packs must now have their drop rates listed on the app.

Nope. Not at all. Mitch’s concerns are entirely misplaced here and I really have no idea why he thinks that. None.

Gift cards are a holiday inevitability.