Originally, Blizzard authenticators were small handheld devices that showed you a code that allowed you to log into Battle.net — but times have changed, and the physical authenticator we once knew is now a convenient phone app.

Happy New Year everyone!

I hope you all had a fun and safe evening last night and are in for a nice cozy relaxing day today. As always it’s a pleasure to be here writing this for you all and I’m looking forward to all the Queues of the next year!

It’s time for — The Queue!

Today is 2024 and while many of us are thinking about what we want to do this year, I'm still reviewing 2023 in my head to see if I fulfilled my resolutions for the old year.

I admit, the headline may be debatable. But it’s the last Queue of the year so I’m gonna give it a shot.

Join us as we discuss all the winter holiday events coming to an end for Blizzard titles, our frustration with the WoW January Trading Post transmog reward, how WoW should let us put our pets in a cosmetic backpack, and how the curse of flesh would affect inanimate objects in game.

Though Warcraft Rumble dropped "Arclight" from its name, the concept remains in the game both as a currency and a repeating event known as an Arclight Surge.

If the past really is a foreign country, I’m terribly disappointed at the lack of good travel agents to facilitate visits to the most intriguing locations.

Look, blame Kalcheus and Jalamenos for talking about the game.

World of Warcraft's patch 10.2.5, which is now live, marks the beginning of Dragonflight's end as we start to look towards the next expansion, The War Within.

The end of the year looms.