It's another week of short maintenance for World of Warcraft, with just the standard hour-long downtime for modern, Classic, and Cataclysm Classic realms.

Link, the plucky adventurer and recurring savior of Hyrule, is set to make his live-action debut on the silver screen in March 2027.

It's even more critical we start this week on the right foot Watchers, as this is the week of April 1, and we're going to need the cute to balance the chaos.

A few weeks ago, I wrote that the Winter freeze had broken and Spring was here. There was a whole week of temperatures above freezing!

Oh boy, I should not have said that.

Arthas must’ve heard me and taken it personally. We got more cold, more snow, and then when that second round of snow went away — we got even more this weekend! There was 25 cm! Close to 10 inches for you non-metric people. Maybe next week spring can start.

While I invest in warm socks again, it’s time for — The Queue!

While there are still plenty of crunchy tabletop games out there, lately we're playing a lot of shorter TTRPGs that lean into narrative elements — and are easier to schedule than long form campaigns.

It's the end of March, and today is your last chance to get in on the month's World of Warcraft Trading Post rewards, including beautiful but deadly mounts, armor, and weapon transmogs.

One of the most unique featured sessions at SXSW this year was Claiming the Future of Entertainment, a chat between Blizzard Entertainment President Johanna Faries and noted silly person Conan O'Brien.

Ah, to be a tiny rabbit made of rice, dunking a cucumber slice into a mug of steaming hot tea in a cozy breakfast nook.

Two Souls-like games release in the same week and you thought I wasn't going to talk about at least one of them?

It’s a big dangerous world out there, but it does look a little bit bigger when you’re encountering it from gnome height. But if we were intimidated by every robot dinosaur and giant ape duo we saw, we would never get out of bed.

But for now, we can take a break between pulls to answer a few (a very few) questions.