This week, Matt Rossi and Joe Perez explore which dead WoW lore characters they would like to meet again in Shadowlands, talked about the new Old Gods, and considered the chances of Azeroth waking up.

One of the choices you're going to have leveling through World of Warcraft's next expansion, Shadowlands, is deciding which of the game's expansions to go 10 to 50 in.

We don't know when the next World of Warcraft expansion, Shadowlands, is getting released.

This time we've got not one, but two D&D games to recap, as things have been pretty crazy this April as we've run not one but two D&D sessions and two one shots -- the second of which will be this Saturday, April 25, which you should definitely listen to on our Twitch channel.

Update: Blizzard extended the length of the Winds of Wisdom experience buff to the Shadowlands pre-patch!

It definitely isn’t Tuesday, so I can just sleep in and be cute. It’s my brand.

What’s that? It is Tuesday after all, so I have to panic write the Queue? Sounds like a plan! Make sure to leave some Qs for the next cuddly creature, and we’ll get to some As.

So, I am surprised to admit that I didn't really get much use out of the Winds of Wisdom buff in World of Warcraft until I thought "Oh, right, that's going to run out this week" and started frantically trying to get my next Warrior to 120, only for them to extend the buff.

With the big leveling changes coming in WoW Shadowlands, we're all wondering just how long it will take us to reach max level on our mains and on our alts.

The Blizzard Watch crew usually gets together once a month to play a D&D game that I can only describe as wacky and wonderful.

To my mind, there are two separate paths to discuss when talking about the Winds of Wisdom buff that's currently active in World of Warcraft -- there's using it on that 110 or above alt to get them to 120, and there's using it on a fresh or significantly under the level cap character, potentially even a first character if you're just starting World of Warcraft now.