If Mitch posts a picture of a cat, I have to post a picture of a dog. That’s just how this works, okay?

This week's podcast, Matt Rossi and Joe Perez explore the ramifications of the Shadowlands expansion being delayed by the pandemic, the idea of the Nephalem being quest NPCs in Diablo 4, and which classic WoW dungeons they'd like to see revamped.

World of Warcraft's next expansion, Shadowlands, is in alpha and, with every new build that is released, we scurry to see what has changed to our favorite class — if anything has changed at all, that is.

Blizzard seems to frequently treat World of Warcraft expansions as self-contained stories, where almost all characters who show up are never seen again.

If you remember Azerite Armor -- which you should if you're currently playing Battle for Azeroth -- then you'll remember Azerite Reforging.

I currently cannot see my cat because of the quarantine. I mean, it’s technically a family cat that lives with my parents, but I consider him my cat because he loves me so much and also I love him. I’ve visited from a safe distance twice, but I’m pretty sure he’s at least half blind, so he just kind of looked super confused to be outside and didn’t really seem to realize I was there. I can’t wait until I can finally see him again.

But enough about my cat. It’s Queue time.

Lately I've kind of gone alt crazy in World of Warcraft.

Hearthstone's Tavern Brawl Block: Feeling Adventurous brings an interesting twist on deck building.

In World of Warcraft's most recent expansions, we've seen a model take shape where players will have a concise zone-specific narrative.

This week our tabletop gaming crew dove back into D&D, but instead of more clone adventures in the Riatan our adventurers found themselves in the town of Last Hope in a Weird West one shot adventure.