We take a look at the first week of Hearthstone's new Tavern Brawl mode, featuring an all-out brawl between Ragnaros and Nefarian.

This week we take a look at what Mages can expect from patch 6.2 including tier set bonuses, class changes and more.

Can’t keep up with all of the great WoW-centric (and WoW-adjacent) webcomics out there? We’re rounding up the latest editions of your favorites here so you can catch up on the week all in one place. Do you have a favorite webcomic that focuses on WoW or any other Blizzard games? Tell us about it in the comments!

Welcome back to The Queue, the Q&A column for all things Blizzard related. If you have a question for the Queue, leave a comment and you may see it answered!

I think I need to make it a point not to have Alex pick out my hunter’s pets anymore. I’m beginning to think he’s secretly trying to turn me into a warlock. A warlock that shoots arrows and bullets.

Glaras of The Queue on Nesingwary (US-A) pauses for a moment with his bodyguard Defender Illona to survey the peaceful South Sea hugging the coast of Arak before beginning an ascent up the cliffs.

I don't usually do a lot of preparation work going into new patches, other than making sure I've crossed everything off the list that I really wanted from the old patch. For patch 6.2, my priorities have changed a little -- I went to the trouble of putting a Trading Post in my garrison, specifically for the reputation boost.

When you're putting together your character concept, one of the things you want to think about is just how many people you'd like to roleplay with, and if the character you've made is the kind of character that will repel more than it will attract interaction. With that in mind, there are a few fairly common character tropes that you might want to avoid when creating a character.

I want to explore what was already revealed in the patch 6.2 Q&A with Lead Game Designer Ion "Watcher" Hazzikostas -- not only that Demonology was too good relatively within the Warlock class, but also how it has design problems.

Last week on Blizzard Watch's WoW Leveling Bonanza we headed to Felwood, minus one green-haired gnome but full of the spirit of adventure. What kind of adventure, you ask? Why, the kind that leads us through half a zone's worth of quests, a horde of incredibly irritated imps, and more green ooze than you can shake an ooze-covered custom made furbolg beehive whacking stick at.

Let's go over the basics of surviving as a Nephalem, because sometimes killing things is slightly less important than surviving in the first place.