If you've ever taken up cooking in World of Warcraft, you know that the game is packed with delicious cooking recipes that are unfortunately trapped inside the virtual world of Azeroth.

Patch 6.1 brought several updates to the Darkmoon Faire, which made its first post-patch appearance on Sunday, including a host of new achievements, toys and features.

So we have this really fancy newsletter we were going to launch today, but I realized that I need to put a physical address in the eblast due to anti-spam laws. After thinking about it all of two seconds, I decided against putting my apartment address in the eblast and instead registered for a PO box. Unfortunately this all means the newsletter, which was supposed to launch today, will get delayed until next week.

Personally I blame the princes and princesses who take our money from distant lands.

After the selfie cam was introduced, the concept of slacktivism was sure to make its way into Azeroth.

It's no secret that I've been playing a lot more lately: leveling up a host of warriors, getting geared up, doing some raiding. It's been fun. But one thing I really hate is the feeling of compulsion, that I have to log on to get my followers all set doing missions, clean out my mine, go trap some critters for savage blood, etc.

Though Heroes of the Storm has been oddly quiet, both Hearthstone and Overwatch have been receiving their share of PAX East hype.

Join us tonight at 11 p.m.

It's been a long road to get here, but neutral pandaren Doubleagent is finally about to hit level 100.

I don't know how often I'll get to do a Diablo KYL, but in continuation of the first one we did, this week we're talking about the world of Sanctuary.

You can feel it, deep down in your soul.