This past weekend I was lucky enough to be able to attend PAX East for the first time and experience the gigantic celebration of gaming culture first-hand.

It feels like we were just here, doesn’t it? In the Queue.

Well, here we are again (or here we are still), so I suppose it’s time to get to some questions.

On this week's Lore Watch Podcast, Joe and Matt are joined again by our writer Eric O'Dea, and they continue to explore how the telling and re-telling of stories about creatures in folklore has evolved into the creatures we now know in some of our favorite media.

With the advent of WoW patch 11.1.5's Turbo Boost, players will finally be able to get their hands on the most coveted and controversial parts of Undermine(d): Puzzling Cartel Chips.

Hearthstone Into the Emerald Dream expansion now has its own miniset: Embers of the World Tree is now live.

Ah, Valorstones.

The Georgia Renaissance Festival has a huge booth right inside the front gate selling Dole Whip. We took the kids as a pre-school-end fun outing, and that’s all my son can talk about now. Not the acrobats, not the live music, not the glass blowing, not even the beignets and cotton candy. He wants to go back and pay admission solely for more Dole Whip. And as summer starts, oh man do I get it.

This is The Queue, our daily column where you ask us questions and we’ll answer next to a big bowl of ice cream and pineapple.

Tuesday morning means it's time for WoW maintenance for players of all eras, but it's The War Within that continues the long maintenance trend, while Cataclysm and Classic servers have the standard one hour downtime.

You know the Mondays where you look at the to-do list (or worse, have it swirling in your head like your forgotten lunch's chowder) and want to immediately retreat under your blankets and decry the entire day?

This week we're diving into a rustic fantasy of small town heroes (or heroes to be) in Legend in the Mist, where our humble villagers come together to deal with a single shambling undead that found its way to town.