This week, Matt Rossi and Joe Perez discuss what class they would like to see next for Diablo 4, the free 58 boost for Burning Crusade Classic launch, and activities for a WoW solo player maxed out on Covenant gear.

Diablo 3 has announced that Season 22 will be ending on March 28.

I say this as someone who has been playing World of Warcraft since release, who has played every single Diablo game the moment they came out, and who basically has found himself turned into a meme based on my love for specific classes in said games -- but sometimes I wonder why I'm so invested in these games.

In an unprecedented move, 36 Hearthstone cards will soon be reverted to their original — perhaps overpowered — versions.

Blizzard will be reducing World of Warcraft's purchasable game time options from either 30, 90, or 180 days of game time to a single 60 days option.

Y’know, the Overwatch MVP skins have been hit or miss for me — even before any particular controversies arose — but this Echo skin feels leagues above the rest. I hate how much I want it. (Also, yes, the joke was super easy to make and yes, it has already been made by others. I still went for it.)

Anyhow, it’s Thursday, which means it’s time for The Queue!

Let’s Queue it.

For me, the natural demarcation line for the WoW Classic concept was, well, level 60.

What you are looking at in the header image is an accurate recreation of what a leveling Warrior (or Paladin) would likely have been wearing by about level 67 or so during The Burning Crusade. 

Most of it is quest gear, although the weapon is a dungeon drop. And yes, it really did look that bad.

This week, Matt Rossi and Joe Perez continue their exploration of Diablo class lore, this time covering the Paladin, Crusader, and Templar.

I have wanted Barbarians in World of Warcraft forever.