There is so much going on in the world of Blizzard Entertainment right now that I'm going to skip the prattle and get straight to the news.

Talent builds did not exist in the days of the original Diablo; you were a Warrior, Rogue, or Sorceror, and had little gameplay customization beyond that.

WoW Dragonflight patch 10.1 added new gear and currencies you can earn from new activities and use in conjunction with each other to upgrade the gear you get, so you can do the activities at a higher level, earn more currency and gear, and then upgrade your gear again...you see how this cycle goes.

Update: The Diablo 4 beta is now over, but we'll all get to play when the game launches on June 6!

I know that Future Liz is a responsible person, so she will definitely get up in the morning and focus on writing this Queue.

Join us as we discuss all the new features arriving with Dragonflight Season 2 including the race to World First, the big change to Battlegrounds in Season 4 of Hearthstone, and our hopes and fears for the future of Diablo 4 development.

The world of Sanctuary may not be overly hospitable, but that doesn't mean you can't enjoy the launch of Diablo 4 — or the upcoming Server Slam— without a few libations.

If you've been reading this site for a while now, this should come as no surprise to you: For a long time, I've felt like Priests' Shadow spec could be split in two, each with distinct playstyles.

While there are only five dragon models that your character can utilize while Dragonriding in Dragonflight, there are a ton of customization options available to take advantage of that lets you create a unique appearance so you can zip around the Dragon Isles in style.

Dragonflight patch 10.1.5 Fractures in Time will be implementing a third spec for the Dracthyr Evoker, with the new Augmentation spec being the first attempt at a support class by the World of Warcraft team in a long time.