Huntsman has been hunted! My guild got Mythic Huntsman last night, after a couple of em-bear-assing wipes that certainly weren’t caused by an overeager bear forgetting a Very Important Mechanic. Now that Huntsman is no more it’s time to move on to the next hardest boss in Castle Nathria checks notes — Heroic Sire Denathrius??

It turns out that the difficulty curve of Nathria is a little disjointed. Mythic Shriekwing and Mythic Huntsman are both considered easier than Denathrius. Which after having pulled him 18 times and only barely having a handle on what’s going on in his second phase — I understand why people say that. There’s so much damage going out, while he’s throwing everything and the kitchen sink at you. We haven’t even reached the final phase where the fun really begins! I’m looking forward to the satisfaction that comes when we finally dust him.

In the meantime, I take you now to — The Queue.

The "Tavern Special" bundle has been recently added to Hearthstone -- all five different versions of it.

I was all for increasing my Renown when it meant that I had more of the Covenant Campaign story to see in Shadowlands.

Torghast just became a little more alt-friendly.

Video games have been grappling with an ongoing reckoning over representation.

The Unearthed Arcana Gothic Lineages that we saw this week are a cool, new -- well, sort-of-new -- idea for Dungeons and Dragons, but you may be wondering how to make use of them.

It’s been a discombobulating kind of week, so let’s ignore it and talk about video games instead.

This week, Matt Rossi and Joe Perez explore the Blizzard acquisition of the Vicarious Visions game studio, the possible role of the Nephalem in Diablo 4, and which WoW expansion didn't succeed, but didn't fail.

With the release last week of the Darkmoon Races mini-set for the Madness at the Darkmoon Faire expansion, I thought now would be a good time to talk about its new Battle Pass-style mechanic and see how everyone's doing with it.

With almost -- or perhaps only -- three weeks to go until BlizzConline, it's time to start thinking about all the wonderful news and previews we'll see at the (free!) online event.