Okay, complete disclosure here -- I loved how easy it was to gear up by the end of Battle for Azeroth.

I had the option of handing this Queue off to another writer. It’s a holiday, after all, and my gracious coworkers/bosses are kind enough to recognize that it’s okay to take holidays off. But the last Queue of not only the year, but of 2020 specifically? I had to write that.

So, please join me as we say [REDACTED] to 2020 with a Queuestravaganza!

Timewalking is back this week, and it's time to dive into one of five Wrath of the Lich King dungeons.

A "bon mot" is a witty remark, clever saying, or witticism.

This isn't a post about how terrible Dungeons and Dragons is -- I think it's a fine game system for a specific kind of role playing campaign.

Let’s go to the Maw everybody
Come on Jaina, come on Thrally,
Let’s go to the Maw you will be sorry
Put on your armored mage glove
And your cool gigantic beads
In the Maw, the Jailer looks down on us from above

It’s the Queue. Let’s all go to the Maw.

This week Matt Rossi and Joe Perez dedicate the entire podcast to exploring how the Shadowlands storyline is presented not only through leveling quests and cinematics, but through covenants as well.

I don't want to like how the Covenants work.

Getting around the Maw can be quite the arduous experience, and while rerolling Druid or race-changing all your toons to Worgen to gain their ability to mount in the Maw may be tempting there are some ways to get around that aren't as expensive or time-consuming.

I didn’t think it was possible to be more exhausted than I was last week (or was it the week before last?) but as it turns out, a diet rich in cookies and not much else will really take a lot out of you.

This is The Queue, where you ask us questions and we answer them while our pancreas silently begs us to eat a damn vegetable, any vegetable, please.