This week, Matt Rossi and Joe Perez discuss the long-awaited launch of patch 9.1, the concept of Night Elf paladins, and how M+ and raid mechanics disproportionately impact melee classes.

If you've done any raiding in Castle Nathria, you probably know who Rendle is, and there's such a thing as rubbing it in, Blizzard.

My first main character in World of Warcraft was a Dwarven Hunter.

As if today's expansion announcement wasn't enough, we also got a new Hearthstone patch featuring a plethora of Battlegrounds updates.

"Behold the might of Stormwind!," said the Stormwind Champion — and behold it we will, for the next Hearthstone expansion, United in Stormwind, is coming out worldwide on August 3.

As we move forward into patch 9.1 of Shadowlands, we'll advance further into the land of death — and appropriately, one of the two new factions we'll encounter is Death's Advance.

Went in to the eye doctor yesterday, which is why Anna had to cover my Queue for me, now I’m here doing Mitch’s Queue and despite double injections and having my retinas lasered, I still do not have eye based superpowers of any kind. No heat vision, no fel beams, no Cyclops style optic blasts of pure concussive force, nada.

This is the Queue. I’m starting to think I’m not going to get superpowers at all.

The Emperor is most displeased with your apparent lack of deck-building.

Let's get right down to it -- if Blizzard said okay, let's just go nuts, play anything you want what would you do?

Look, it's 2021, and some of those older RPG restrictions just don't hold up anymore.