There was just one thing on the Queue’s mind yesterday.

Without further adieu, I take you to — the Pickle Queue.

At Bilgewater Insurance, we've seen almost everything so we know how to cover almost anything (at very reasonable Goblin rates).  Even a Cart Crash at Crossroads.

We know one is coming.

Tucked in right after the BlizzConline opening ceremonies was this amazing little video by Carbot Animations that celebrated Blizzard's 30th anniversary.

Finally got the legendary memory off of Stone Generals, and a cape, so that was good. Unfortunately I upgraded the legendary I had and so I don’t have the soul ash to make a new legendary, but I can run Torghast and get that out of the way at least. Yay for Signet of Tormented Kings. Boo for missing so many raid nights that this was the first time I killed those two.

Anyway, just Denathrius next, and that’s exciting, hopefully we kill him this week.

This is the Queue. Let’s talk about stuff.

This week, Matt Rossi and Joe Perez dedicate this episode to exploring the lore implications of the Shadowlands 9.1 cinematic revealed at BlizzConline this weekend.

Confession time: I don't like most contemporary board games.

I'll go first: Diablo 4's Rogue.

Everyone got it for free, and it's such a versatile card that it might find itself in a multitude of decks.

Set in a land of gothic horror best known as the land of Count Strahd von Zarovich, Van Richten's Guide to Ravenloft (VRG) is the latest D&D campaign sourcebook — and we'll all have the opportunity to build our own horror-filled campaigns when the book is released in May. VRG provides dungeon masters and their players numerous opportunities to get their scare on as each of the 30 Domains of Dread in the setting have their own theme, villains, and allies.