Yes, it’s a mythical animal and not an accurate representation of any actual dinosaur, but it’s so much better than we’ve ever gotten in WoW‘s history, I’m just ludicrously excited to see it.

Hi, this is the Queue. I’m back. It’s been a roller coaster the past two weeks. Thank you for everyone who offered aid, words of encouragement, or any form of support they could manage. Things are far from fixed, but we’re doing the best we can.

Now let’s do some questions. We’ll probably talk about the Legion alpha, so be warned.

Today's submitter writes, "While visiting her favorite shop in Ironforge, the intrepid hunter Piebiscuit heard a strange, wailing sound from around the corner.

You know, with all the chatter about Blizzard's possible move into mobile gaming, everyone's been talking about the possibility of seeing the company's original RTS titles make a reappearance.

The Overwatch beta received an update earlier today addressing a number of bugs and balance issues.

One thing I've noticed while leveling through Legion is that there are a lot of Battle Pets out there available through questing, by killing rares, or simply by stumbling into the right place at the right time.

Welcome to episode 57 of Blizzard Watch's podcast!

We've been waiting for the arrival of the Maw of Souls dungeon since the Legion alpha launched -- the dungeon involves a delightful cruise on the Naglfar, a ship chock full of the souls of damned vrykul on their way to the afterlife.

What do wineries have to do with World of Warcraft? Except for the quantity of wine you sometimes have to consume to cope with running LFRs?

Probably nothing, but that doesn’t mean it won’t come up in today’s Queue, anyway. Mitch likes white wine and I like red wine — it is the thing that forever be a rift between us. And though I tried to compromise with a nice Rosé, it didn’t work out. So competing wineries it is.

If that doesn’t make any sense, just read on to catch Mitch and I talking about system requirements, Diablo 3, and the important topic of Team Blizzard Watch getting stranded on a desert island.

Submitter Ezria of Pendant of Death on Bladefist (US-A) writes, "If you zoom in all the way on a druid in flight form holding Pepe in its talons, you can see Pepe if you angle the camera right but it looks like he's just hovering mid-air.

In an interview last week, Blizzard's execs talked about the company's possible future in mobile games — and though they say any plans are a long way off, why not start speculating now?