I mean, I don’t think I am, but reality is all about perspective, and with enough smoke and enough mirrors between writer and Queue, who knows who I am. I guess you’ll just have to live with the mystery.

A new batch of hotfixes has been released right on time for the arrival of the Netherlight Crucible and the last part of the Argus campaign.

While the Call of Kel'Thuzad event and ranked season 3 are ongoing, there's nothing new in the Heroes of the Storm this week to get excited about.

The Riddle of the Mind-Seekers was one of the most interesting bits of new content World of Warcraft has seen in a while -- a scavenger hunt across all of Azeroth.

The Netherlight Crucible has prompted some last minute tuning and class balance changes, with one last tuning pass before it goes live tomorrow.

If you play Hearthstone you may be interested to discover that starting today, you can participate in Oktoberbrawl, and by doing so contribute to whether the forces of the Light or the Void end up victorious.

This week sees the debut of the Netherlight Crucible, and with it, several tuning changes to help keep classes balanced with the boost to Artifact's item level the Crucible will bring.

When I sat down to play patch 7.3, my first thought was: this is what Legion should have been all along.

BlizzCon is less than two months away, which means it's time for the most exciting part of the con: the swag.

Surprise! It’s me! I’m filling in for Jovan, who was supposed to fill in for Adam. There are a lot more comments to sift through when you have a full weekend’s worth of ’em, lemme tell you — although fairly close to the same amount of questions, go figure!

Anyhow, I hope you all had a fantastic weekend! I saw It last night and was very happy with the film. I mean, as happy as one can be when confronted with a killer clown monster thing but still. Worth checking out if you can stand horror films. What did you all do this weekend?

The above image comes courtesy of Gorquen: “Today’s Fanart Friday contribution is inspired by those moments when you find yourself (frequently during holiday events) on public transportation next to a member (or members) of the other faction.
Should I emote at them? If I target them, does that count as a hostile action? Should we just continue to awkwardly ignore one another? Why won’t this tram go faster?”

Though I like Galdwynn’s take on it: “RC and Mitch share a subway car.”