If you didn't get a chance to do it, you'd better move fast, because the 15th Anniversary event for World of Warcraft is ending tomorrow, January 7, 2020.

If you have enjoyed our previous streams, like the one from December, then rejoice, because the Blizzard Watch D&D crew is going to be back this Saturday, January 4 for more D&D fun with me, their friendly DM.

Battle for Azeroth has been a mount collector's dream.

New you? New me? Maybe. Maybe it’s time for a new me.

In my case, it's probably my continuing ability to see at all.

With separate maintenance schedules and occasional down times, it's nice to know WoW's server statuses.

Tabletop Role Playing Games have really seen a bit of a resurgence lately, thanks to programs like Critical Role, Stranger Things and The Adventure Zone.

It’s a few days early, but I’d rather be early reminding y’all than late: Awesome Games Done Quick starts this Sunday. If you don’t know what it is, it’s a week-long charity event where speedrunners, well, speedrun! Last year’s AGDQ raised $2.4 million, and the summer equivalent raised $3 million. If you’ve never watched it, I highly suggest tuning in at least once during the event, especially if they’re playing a game/series you really enjoy. And even if not, tuning in for the final day is always infectiously wholesome.

So yeah, watch AGDQ this coming week. It’s a real good time. But before that…

It’s Queue time, baby!

The Mega-Dungeon is still a fairly new concept in World of Warcraft.

They discovered a new kind of Aurora Borealis studying footage from three years ago, and it resulted from a strange compression in Earth’s magnetic field. So Earth’s magnetic field is under attack from an invisible enemy that can compress it and create whole new natural phenomena and we have no idea what’s happening. I mean, that’s the most reasonable theory. I’m not saying that the Earth’s magnetic field is being invaded by a sapient electromagnetic entity, but…

That’s it. I don’t have anything else here. Let’s do the Queue.