Anyone around here like Therapy? — the band, not the psychological treatment. I mean, good on you if you like that one, but I was talking about the band. They’re one of my favorites, and I recommend you check them out.

Nothing to do with The Queue, just a band I like.

Anyway, your questions, I try and answer. Spoiler alert for Legion.

The Horde army might be an efficient military structure, but darn it, they just don't seem to have a lot of fun.

I have to start out by saying that I hate addons.

Well, the Shadow Priest spec has officially earned the title "Only Priest Spec Available for Testing" which means we have a lot to discuss!

Though World of Warcraft has received some graphical overhauls over the year, parts of the original game remain extremely polygon-y — particularly classic-era battle pets.

The Hall of Explorers, the fourth and final wing of The League of Explorers Hearthstone Adventure is now live and available for play in all regions.

We ended our last session in Sholazar Basin, and that's where we'll pick up this week.

When I first started playing games, the major in-game maps as we know them now just didn’t exist. If there were maps at all, they were likely to be physical things that came in a game box, vaguely describing the game world in paper or (for fancier games) cloth. So how did I find my way around? I made my own maps with graph paper and as-neat-as-I-could-manage handwriting. How old-school is that?

I still have, tucked away in my desk, whole notebooks of game maps, particularly MUDs for which the graph paper method worked particularly well. Perhaps I’m spoiled these days, though, because not only do I expect maps in the games themselves, I expect good maps… and  WoW‘s just don’t meet my expectations. But whether you care about maps or not, read on for answers to your questions.

Submitter Bruin saw this trio of formal dancing murlocs while adventuring in Draenor.

The Legion alpha is in full swing which means we're getting tons of data about this expansion to be.