Happy Friday, folks!

There are as many ways to play World of Warcraft as there are individual players.

My very first day in Dragonflight I found an item in the Waking Shores that, when clicked spawned butterflies around me. The butterflies kept spawning around me, in multiple colors, fluttering around, for a half hour. I’ve never found the item again — it isn’t where I originally saw it. It was one of those small, delightful surprises that seems to permeate the Dragon Isles.

Dragonflight feels like a whole new game.

Let’s talk about it.

This week, we discuss how the monetization strategy behind Hearthstone’s Mercenaries might be the blueprint for the upcoming Blizzard mobile title, Warcraft Arclight Rumble.

Hey there, lovebirds!

Every time there’s a bug found in a Blizzard games people like to joke about it being a ‘small indie studio’ — but how many people actually play games from small independent studios?

I don’t do jubilant. Even when I am exceedingly, ecstatically happy, I don’t show it. At best I cackle, like any good New Englander should. But even that feels overindulgent. Nevertheless, I hope that there are questions in today’s Queue that I can answer because then I feel useful for one brief moment.

Diablo 2 Resurrected is ringing in the new year with a new 2.6 Patch and a chance to test out new Rune Words in the PTR before they hit live servers.

It's no secret that I enjoy the whole 'go back to older content and mess it up hard by myself for transmog gear' aspect of World of Warcraft, because I just do not ever shut up about it.

Dragonflight's Revival Catalyst is currently available to convert your gear into tier set pieces, letting you pick up tier bonuses even if you've been particularly unlucky with raid drops (or don't raid at all).