So you put gems in a piece of gear for your Necromancer in your Diablo 2: Resurrected game, and then you got better gems, so you wanted to put those in.

It's been a while since we've seen any changes or improvements to the Darkmoon Faire, World of Warcraft's monthly week-long carnival of spook and wonder.

Look, I know September is one of the mostly accepted starts of "Spooky Season" -- (or should I say, "SpooOoOOo00ky Season"?

I'm out of words that start with P, so let's focus on the most important of them: pandas!

It’s time to play the music! It’s time to light the lights! It’s time to break out the skeletons, turn on our favorite creepy movies, and either eat too much candy corn or tell the world that candy corn is the worst.

It’s October 1st. It’s our time.

The return of Diablo 2 (and whether it was all Marius' fault), if you need to pay to play Hearthstone Mercenaries, why transmog restrictions need to be removed, and the latest lawsuit against Activision Blizzard are this week's topics of discussion.

2004 almost feels like another life, a lifetime ago.

My fellow Druids, it's time we had a frank discussion about transmog.

No corporation or corporate entity is perfect and you should never treat a company like it's a person that you know.

Over the past few weeks, World of Warcraft has been scrutinized due to a series of small changes that have been datamined and reported to the community, with the focus of removing or changing references to real people who are no longer with Blizzard, but also of seemingly toning down certain instances of content that could be deemed suggestive or immature.