One of the rarest and most coveted drops from the Siege of Orgrimmar raid is the Tusks of Mannoroth.

WoW Remix: Mists of Pandaria has found itself in the throes of controversy over the early advantage gained by some players who found ways to collect an immense number of Threads to power up their cloaks.

This week is kind of a turbulent one IRL, so we're looking for something cozy and chill -- or ready to burn everything piece by piece, like a sadistic fourth grader with a magnifying glass aimed at an anthill.

As you level through WoW Remix: Mists of Pandaria you may notice something odd: you're not getting any rings or amulets or trinkets from your caches.

Dreamhack Dallas is playing host to the OWCS Dallas Major, an Overwatch 2 esports tournament, and the organization is crowdfunding the prize pool with a fiery blue Hanzo skin.

How are we supposed to accomplish all of our gaming goals in a scant 24 hours a day? When some of those hours must be sacrificed for working, sleeping, eating, and so on?

I haven’t figured it out yet, but I hope one of you has found the answer and will let me know.

But for now, let’s Queue.

This week has been displaced by the Infinite Dragonflight and disappeared into Pandaria — which is to say we're all playing WoW Remix: Mists of Pandaria.

I'm an ancient being, so I can understand that you may be expecting me to discuss how I played tic tac toe on my abacus or something, but for me I only really became a gamer when I first saw Baldur's Gate -- the original one.

Community feedback (and outrage) works sometimes: the Hearthstone team has not only fully reverted the weekly quest changes that had made the community livid, they've actually made those quests better than they were before those nerfs.

Yeah, last week was not great.