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What’d I tell you yesterday? Floating magical cities. Dangerous.

And once again, today’s Queue is dangerously full of some spoilers for Broken Shore content. I’d suggest finishing that event before wandering in here.

"There is nothing as necessary as celebrating a victory after a rousing run through Utgarde Pinnacle as a Timewalking dungeon," writes submitter Fangsong of Carpe Noctem on Proudmoore (US-A).

I'm the guy who makes weird race/class cominations.

On this week's leveling stream, it's time to check out those demonic invasions that have been plaguing Azeroth.

The Humans of Azeroth have not had an easy thirty years or so, and Human lore has been a reflection of that struggle.

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!

Moving a giant magical city in the sky is a dangerous prospect. If you head to Karazhan right now, you’ll find Dalaran floating above the tower, and all kinds of evidence to support my statement. Why Karazhan, you might ask? Well I don’t know — but I bet if you ask the various NPCs scattered around the city you might begin to get an idea!

Speaking of dangerous, this Queue contains some spoilers for Broken Shore content. If you haven’t done the Broken Shore scenario…it’s the weekend, go get it done!

Gimmlette of Spectacular Death on Llane (US-A) writes, "With the arrival of the Burning Legion, an old feud between Arthas' Ebon Blade Champions and Illidan's Chosen Illidari reignited.

No spoilers here.

After last week's stunning upset by Murloc Geniuses to clinch the first set of tickets from North America to the Fall World Championships at Blizzcon, this weekend is relatively calm in Heroes of the Storm esports.

Once, when just a young lad of 17, Khadgar of the Kirin Tor -- apprentice to the great Guardian Medivh -- found himself facing down his mentor.