Today on a short and sweet Twitch stream with World of Warcraft community manager Josh "Lore" Allen, esports manager Jeramy McIntyre laid out what 2018 holds for WoW esports.

The start of a new year is a good time to think about what we'd like to see from our favorite games.

Because man, they really are. I sincerely hope we get Taunka and Yaungol as Allied Races in the future. So far I’ve been disappointed with the selection on the Allied Races — each side has two Elves now, for example, and then basically duplicates of races they already have (so two Tauren and two Trolls for Horde and new Dwarves and Draenei for Alliance) but I’d be okay if we just kept getting variant Tauren.

Well, it’s time for the Queue so let’s talk Blizzard.

You like free card packs, don't you?

Looking at the changes coming in 7.3.5 to legendary items, I feel like I can finally put into words a disconnect I've had with them this entire expansion.

I'm thrilled for the people who have been wanting Classic WoW servers for years, and I'm excited for newer players to experience the game I fell in love with back in 2006.

If you're deep in the thick of things with Kobolds and Catacombs there's another new way to get your hands on a couple of card packs -- sign up for Twitch Prime.

Opening day for Overwatch League was a great day to watch some esports.

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!

I’m at that really annoying point in most legendary chains where you have to farm things for several weeks. Of course, the upside to this is that I’m basically vacuuming fire from the corpses of my slain enemies. I’m not sure if this is what the Guardians of Hyjal meant by “cleaning up the Firelands,” but I’ll take it.

When patch 7.3.5 PTR datamining went up in December, Wowhead caught site of possible new Hunter pets to tame along with all the other PTR info.