Chinese Blizzard fan Tonytoy combined his love of Heroes of the Storm and his passion for Legos by creating and hand painting three heroes from the World of Warcraft universe.

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It’s Sunday! It’s the Queue! It’s me again! You guys know the story.

I’m listening to Vicarious off of Tool’s 10,000 Days album.

It’s Sunday but I’ll append a ‘not work safe’ warning on that video because, well, some folks work on Sunday. Also, as always, be warned that there might be Legion spoilers this time out. But hopefully no Star Wars spoilers.

Submitter Gimmlette of Spectacular Death on Llane (US-A) writes, "File this under 'I have no idea why I have this photo.' When you take as many as I do, you're bound to find something which elicits a 'what the ...' moment.

It occurred to me the other day that I literally can't go back to the first zone I played in on my main, because in Cataclysm they utterly changed it, changed it so completely that it doesn't even resemble the place I remember.

In the game right now, you can only transmog items of one armor class to items of that same armor class — so cloth armor can only be transmogged to other cloth armor and the like.

While many received a brief glimpse at World of Warcraft's new Demon Hunter class during BlizzCon, the class only just recently became more widely available when the alpha was released.

Okay, so it’s clearly a little too interested in that corpse there. But it’s still adorable!

It’s the Queue. We talk about Blizzard games. There may be spoilers for Legion. I’m listening to Synchronicity II from the album Synchronicity by the Police, or as I like to call them, Stewart Copeland‘s Lonely Heart’s Club Band. (The man was an amazing drummer.)

And now, your questions and my answers.

Today's submitter writes, "Glaeken, druid of the Queue on Nesingwary (US-A), was trying to help out with medical needs at the Darkmoon Faire and couldn't help but notice all of the injured were dwarves.

For once, we aren't talking the nebulous idea of the "class fantasy." Instead, we're going to talk about fantasy as a genre.