Really, what more is there to say?

This week, Matt Rossi, Joe Perez, and Liz Harper discuss the removal of the AOE cap in patch 9.1.5, Blizzard stripping the names of former developers from its games, talk a lot about transmog, and muse on what would happen if Disney bought Blizzard.

With the tantalizing possibility of the Mage Tower returning during Legion Timewalking, I immediately started thinkng about other gameplay elements that were once big and which fell out of favor in later World of Warcraft expansions.

The Shadowlands iteration of the mission table is different from previous versions.

There are new heirloom upgrades coming in patch 9.1.5, and they are expensive -- 12,500 gold for each upgrade for armor, and 18,000 gold for the weapon upgrade.

First of all, happy Thursday and I hope everyone is having a great week so far! Second, thank to everyone who tagged or thought of me as soon as the above Tier lookalike was datamined. Y’all know me so well 💜

With that in mind, I think it’s a good time for us to have a Queue.

On the patch 9.1.5 PTR, we're seeing a change that many expected -- the Eredar city formerly called Mac'Aree is now named Eredath.

On the one hand, I’m really jonesing to get back into raiding in World of Warcraft. On the other hand, I’m really enjoying spending absolutely no time socializing at all while playing Wrath of the Righteous. 

So yeah, I’m torn.

This is the Queue. I’m hiding from people. People are scary.

Okay, well, not you guys. You’re okay.

This week, Matt Rossi and Joe Perez explore the possible purpose of Ve'nari in the WoW Shadowlands storyline, dig into the history of the eredar race before they split into the draenei and man'ari, and discuss their favorite example of environmental storytelling in WoW.

Shadowlands patch 9.1 added a good number of rares to Korthia and the Maw, but like the daily quests they're not all created equal.