Finally, it’s sweater season!

I have so many old favorites to wear. Plus a brand-new puffy vest to parade around town. There’s nothing quite as nice as a nice sweater to keep you warm. Unless of course you also have a nice cup of something hot to hold at the same time. It sure beats standing in fire!

As the nights get longer, the weather crisper, and the leaves more colorful, remember that it’s time for — The Queue!

The Tokyo Game Show is this week and it's the final big gaming showcase event of the year (while the Game Awards are still scheduled for December -- hopefully with some fixes -- we typically only get a few announcements and seldom gameplay).

The fight against Nexus-Princess Ky'veza continues as neither Team Liquid nor Echo managed to snag a kill, even though both guilds have now gotten Ky'veza very low.

Three more guilds have downed Ovi'nax to join Team Liquid in struggling with Nexus-Princess Ky'veza as the Race to World First for Nerub'ar Palace continues.

You've completed your quest to make it to another Friday, Watchers!

Eagle-eyed players have figured out how to tame Aradan, the rare Stormrook Hunter pet that matches the Algarian Stormrider mount.

Join us as we discuss the latest Race to World First news (as of the recording on Tuesday), if/when Blizzard will announce Mists of Pandaria Classic servers, the agony and the ecstasy of Delves, the bittersweet upcoming arrival of Arcane Season 2, and why we are convinced that the black blood of earth in WoW is cranberry flavored.

Yesterday seems to have been a rather quiet day (or perhaps a rather busy day) for the Queue, with a somewhat limited number of questions for perusal, but I’m working with it.

Let’s get questioning (or commenting), Queue.

Team Liquid claimed another world first by taking down Ovi'nax after 120 pulls — and as of this writing, the rest of the Nerub-ar Palace Race to World First is still progressing on this worm.

Raiding in Nerub-ar Palace is in full swing at all levels of play in The War Within, from the Race to World First to LFR, but one difficulty is new: Story Mode, which allows anyone to enter a solo version of the Queen Ansurek fight with a party of NPC allies and see an abbreviated version of the encounter.