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!

Do you think Azuregos knew about the whole Shadowlands thing when he fell in love with a spirit healer? Like did he know where she came from, did she tell him stories about the Shadowlands and what went on there? Do you think we’ll find him somewhere in the next expansion hanging out with her, maybe even having actually taken some kind of mortal-looking form? I wouldn’t mind seeing our blue dragon buddy again, you know? But enough of my questions — let’s get to yours!

It's weird how a new expansion announcement hits me -- every time, it feels like I've just let out a breath I've been holding.

If you're in the thick of Diablo 3's Season 18, you may be wondering: when am I going to have to get serious about wrapping up my Seasonal Journey?

So maybe Diablo 4's big announcement has captured your interest in the Diablo series.

Out of all the announcements about World of Warcraft at BlizzCon 2019, two things spoken by Ion Hazzikostas stood out to me over anything else: "unpruning" and "player agency." I'm hopeful that this is a sea change in the design philosophy for WoW.

BlizzCon 2019 was last week. This week, I’m in Edmonton, which is a balmy 2 degrees Celsius today. That’s 35 degrees F, which is slightly above freezing. It was a lot colder yesterday. I like to think it’s the weather taking a little bit of pity on me tonight. Soon, it will be back to -19c and everything with be as cold as Icecrown.

Let’s do that Queue, shall we? We shall.

A recent interview with Allen Adham -- Executive Producer on Diablo 4 and one of Blizzard's founders -- and Senior Producer Tiffany Wat has a lot of lovely tidbits to look over.

I ask this sight unseen because I actually haven't seen it yet.

Activision Blizzard's latest earnings call posited good news for World of Warcraft: the third quarter of the year saw the largest quarterly subscription increase in the franchise's history.