During yesterday's Battle for Azeroth Q&A, World of Warcraft Game Director Ion Hazzikostas mentioned that battlegrounds would now be split into two separate queuing categories.

I’ve always been a fan of scabbards and sheaths and it’s one of my big immersion breakers that weapons in WoW just sort of magnetically attach to my character. At the same time, the very idea of a scabbard for a blade the size of a small horse is wildly impractical, but then again, so is everything else about WoW weapon design.

Today’s Queue reveals that I love heroic sacrifices in my World of Warcraft.

We know astonishingly little about Bolvar Fordragon.

I find the addition of Allied Races to be something of a conundrum.

We're not talking about Overwatch League because my favorite underdogs — everyone's favorite underdogs, really — the Dragons lost their latest match.

On Tuesday, the Battle for Azeroth alpha ended and beta went live.

The upcoming Azerite Armor system is Battle for Azeroth's answer to losing Artifact Traits and the ever-loved Netherlight Crucible system.

In past testing phases, Pet Battles have been the very last thing to join the trickle of slowly released goodies.

The Witchwood may be treacherous, but it isn't quite done pulling tricks out its sleeve.

Welcome back to The Queue, our daily Q&A feature for all of Blizzard’s games! Have a question for the Blizzard Watch staff? Leave it in the comments!

Hooray, the S.E.L.F.I.E. camera has been fixed! This means I can spend the next leg of my Nightborne’s journey curating a visual diary along with, you know, doing quests. Not everyone is happy about my decision. Luckily the satyr pictured above has been restrained, and he can’t glare me to death, although he’s certainly giving it his best shot.

But let’s take a break from this breathtaking image and answer your questions, shall we?