While we wait for patch 11.2.7, when we can start playing around with Player Housing in game, there are things you can do now to start planning for the decor you'll want to fill up your house on launch.

When today's maintenance is over, World of Warcraft players will at long last obtain the keys to their very own homes on Azeroth -- but what will engaging with Player Housing look like in a year, or five, or twenty?

It's a big day for World of Warcraft players as the long-awaited Player Housing feature goes live in modern WoW with patch 11.2.7.

During a recent trip, I had time to visit one of the many aquariums found across the United States.

Season 12 is coming to Hearthstone Battlegrounds December 2, with the usual card changes and seasonal pass rotation.

I swear, we were just doing Halloween, and now we’ve just crossed the threshold to December and the final winding down of the year. Where does the time go? I don’t even have the Thanksgiving holiday madness to blame anything on! At best, I can point to the last week at work and our final large conference to run A/V for. Which went well and the clients were happy — cue applause.

While I go and do all sorts of things to get ready for Christmas, it’s time for — The Queue!

We're entering the winter doldrums of game scheduling, and many of our TTRPG adventures have been coming to a halt (or at least a slow) for the winter due to the difficulty of getting this many adults in a room, even a virtual one, for the holidays.

It's been a quiet holiday week in the US, which means news has been a little thin as everyone scatters for the holidays.

As Thanksgiving ends, I just want to state that I'm thankful for our readers and for the rest of the team here at Blizzard Watch.

As Thursday was an American holiday I was all prepared to dig through the last several queues to find questions in what I presumed would be a slow question day. Instead I’m seeing a lot of good questions! I’m not complaining but presume the title is referring to food not what I originally intended for this intro.

That said I’m going to reach back a little bit for the first question …