The Race to World First for the Sanctum of Domination is coming to a close, as two guilds have now defeated penultimate boss Kel'Thuzad.

We've finally caught up to Fatescribe Roh-Kalo.

This July 16 and 17, you will be able to watch G4 and Wizards of the Coast's D&D Live 2021. In previous years, D&D Live has been a kind of showcase, where new releases were teased, celebrity guests and the folks who make Dungeons and Dragons came together to play the game and let us watch them play it, and a good time was had by all.

Okay. The Queue isn’t late or early, but I’m writing it at a time that could be considered both late and early. So I’m just going to say the metaphor suits.

So let’s get to answering some questions and talking about video games.

At D&D Live 2021, we learned about the next sourcebook for 5th Edition: Fizban's Treasury of Dragons. Shortly before the event, Fizban's Treasury of Dragons showed up on both Amazon and D&D Beyond, so I'm comfortable saying that's what we're talking about in the first D&D Live panel of the day.

Chances are that if you've looked in the premade group finder since the release of Shadowlands patch 9.1 you'll have seen a bunch of groups listed for the Fallen Charger.

For me, when I want to have a nice, chill gameplay session, I do one of two things -- either I go transmog farming or I roll a level 1 Warrior on a server I don't usually play on and level her or him until I get bored.

The seventh boss in the Race to World first players fought in their ascent through the Sanctum of Domination is the Guardian of the First Ones.

If you're like me, you hate it when you die. But even worse than just dying in World of Warcraft is dying in the Maw, especially if you've been collecting Stygia, because all that time you spent gathering that Stygia goes right out the window when you die, leaving some of that precious currency behind with your corpse.

Painsmith Raznal is the sixth boss in the Sanctum of Domination.