If you're wondering which hero you should play in Heroes of the Storm, this is the guide for you. In this post, we'll break down the Assassin heroes.

Hi, and welcome to The Queue, Blizzard Watch’s daily column answering your questions.

Every so often I wonder just how strong the various races of the Warcraft setting actually are. I mean, relative to each other. Draenei and orcs are probably around the same (Draenei are a bit bigger and beefier, so they might be a touch stronger, with the orcs making up for it with frenzied rage), but are tauren the strongest? I mean, they’re big. What about worgen, or ogres, or… it’s kind of hard to compare strength when you have a three foot tall race that can use swords twice their own size, one in each hand (seriously, watch a gnome fury warrior sometime) vs. a nine foot tall race. But I do think that, proportionately, gnomes might well be the strongest race on Azeroth.

Either that or I’m just saying it to drive the gnome haters in the audience into a frenzy. Anyway! Let’s talk some Blizzard games!

Ragnaros yells: TOO SOON! YOU HAVE TAKEN THE MEAT OFF THE GRILL TOO SOON, EXECUTUS! WHAT IS THE MEANING OF THIS INEXCUSABLE ERROR?

What would you like to see as the next Hearthstone announcement? A new adventure or a new expansion?

Heroes of the Storm rolls out its Global Play service, new in-game reporting tools and an extension of the Wonder Billie mount through Open Beta.

Some changes to Enhancement have diminished our flavor a little. Others have just made the spec way less annoying to play.

It's like an ironclad rule of cinema that you should be afraid of the person bringing an anachronistic weapon to a fight.  Overwatch makes a point out of that with Hanzo, the master bowman, who is bringing a bow to a gunfight.  Your first instinct might be that Hanzo is going to be shot all of the times by enemies with high-powered rifles, but the law of drama states that instead Hanzo will be able to absolutely destroy his technologically superior foes with this admittedly very cool bow.

In this week's OQ, a raid team faces a rift between two factions, a guild member is unhappy about the lack of social interaction, and a social guild has to decide what to do with new members who aren't performing well.

Today at 2 p.m.

It’s been a long time since it was new, but I still miss running Karazhan with my then guild. Those were good days…