After reading and reviewing Christie Golden's movie prequel novel Warcraft: Durotan last month, I was really looking forward to the other half of the Warcraft movie's prequel offerings.

We've spent several weeks talking about the history of the Overwatch organization -- everything that's gone before, from the Omnic Crisis to the infighting that led to the downfall of Overwatch itself to the global fallout from the Omnic Crisis that continues to affect the world.

Ah, yes, the mythical Friday is finally upon us. On this Friday Mitch and I are filling in for Rossi, and while we don’t have his lore expertise or fondness for plate armor, we will do our humble best in his stead.

And while we know you all are excited about the Warcraft movie, we ask you to please avoid spoiling your fellow Queuevians in the comments. (I know, there’s an image of movie Gul’dan above, but we do not actually talk about movie plot points in today’s Queue, just the nature of evil for which this header image seems perfectly suited.) Instead, your movie chatter to our discussion post and stay tuned for a special edition Warcraft movie Queue coming later today.

Now, on to the questions!

Submitter Valorien of Windswords on The Scryers (US-A) writes, "When the Lich King shows up uninvited to your tournament and breaks the arena floor under your feet, there's really only one way to sum up the feelings you get.

Thursday night showings of Warcraft happened across the United States yesterday in 2,632 theaters.

This week I had the pleasure of interviewing Ion Hazzikostas and J.

On Tuesday, Blizzard Watch along with many other sites, were invited to Irvine, CA to a Legion Summit.

It's time, guys.

Often, the most fascinating aspect of Blizzard games is watching what the community does with them.

Welcome to episode 73 of Blizzard Watch's podcast!