As the servers came up for World of Warcraft's latest -- and apparently final -- major patch of Battle for Azeroth, two new cinematics surfaced to set the stage.

Diablo 3's Challenge Rifts are not for the faint of heart.

If you liked the Mage Tower in Legion, then World of Warcraft patch 8.3's Horrific Visions is content that is designed to appeal to you -- it's content you can do solo or in a small group (up to five players) and it's designed to start off with ramping difficulty that will eventually force you out until you get better at the encounters and better geared to resist the sanity draining mechanic of the Vision.

With the recent introduction of WoW's latest Allied Races -- the Mechagnomes and the Vulpera -- you might find yourself considering paying for a race change.

My favorite part about this patch isn’t the new raids or Assaults or anything like that. No, with the Auction House revamp, I might finally clean out my bank to a useable state! Sayonara to all those mats from the Garrison. Buh-bye, lowbie transmog gear. Hasta la vista, Pandaria veggies.

This is The Queue, where you give us questions, and we answer them. We promise we won’t hoard them in our reagent bank for five years. Oh, and while we’re here don’t forget to update your addons.

So you want to be a fox?

So you want to be a kickable robot?

So you want to get ready to raid Ny'alotha as soon as it unlocks on January 21st, and you're looking for the fastest way to get to the raid.

Patch 8.3: Visions of N'Zoth arrives as soon as servers go live, so why on Azeroth are we worrying about 8.3.5?

If you're looking forward to doing N'Zoth Assaults in patch 8.3 for all that sweet loot and Coalescing Visions, you're probably wondering the fastest way to get to the far-flung locations where they take place.