StarCraft 2: Legacy of the Void will release November 10, 2015.

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You know, I like the revamps they did to the Eastern and Western Plaguelands in Cataclysm, but sometimes I find myself missing the old quests. It’s not that they were objectively better or worse, it’s mostly that they encapsulated the horrors of the Third War so perfectly. Obviously we’ve moved on from the Third War by now, but in vanilla, it was neat (and incredibly creepy at times) to have that snapshot of just what the Third War did to Lordaeron and the people that lived there. Yes, the Forsaken were a major part of that, but I liked seeing the stories of the regular people who lived and died there, too.

We've seen a decline in raids per expansion over the years.

As the general lull in information about Legion continues, players are largely left to their own devices in attempting to piece together an analysis of what the expansion might bring.

Sometimes everything just falls in to place during your Heroes match and sometimes it all falls apart, depending on which side of the wombo combo you're on.

In Azeroth, each new raiding tier brings a new set of gear but makes the old tier less important.

If you've been roleplaying for years, chances are you've encountered new roleplayers before -- people who have obviously not tried to roleplay before, whether they didn't have the chance to, or if they're new to the game.

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!

I really miss the Pandaren shrines. It was a nice place for getting things done, there were usually a lot of people there, but mostly I miss the Pandaren NPC on Alliance side that would play a song for some gold. We don’t really have anything like that in Warlords, although I suppose a world on the brink of being torn apart isn’t really concerned with snappy tunes, right? Speaking of bards…let’s get to the questions.

"In a spirit of cooperation, the night elves and dwarves have decided to form a new priesthood, embracing tenets from both their beliefs," writes submitter Netherbane of the Queue on Nesingwary (US-A).

It's been a while since patch 6.2.2 launched and I'm still on the ground.