The WoW Token was live on US realms when servers came back up this afternoon, so you can now spend $20 for 30,000 gold — or 30,000 gold for a month of gametime.

The details of the Molten Core wing for Hearthstone's recently released Blackrock Mountain adventure are now available on the Hearthstone website.

Have you guys signed up for our weekly newsletter yet? We just launched our first edition today! You should go sign up right over here and get in on all the Blizzard News Fun (it’s capitalized like that because it’s super fun).

I’m actually looking forward to doing this quite a bit — it’s always something we wanted to do elsewhere but never got the chance to. We have so many news, guides, and opinion articles that things tend to get lost in the shuffle, so this is a great way to stay on top of what’s really happening in our community. We’re considering making some other things happen with it too, like setting up a short lore spot for one of our lore nerds to opine on, or putting some guild LFGs in it (in a very subtle way, of course).

Okay, enough talk, Queue time!

You know what's really behind everything bad in Azeroth? The lizard people.

Though it can't be categorized as last week given it's happening today, perhaps the biggest World of Warcraft news is the WoW Token finally going live sometime today.

So much has happened over the ten years we've played World of Warcraft, with the game shifting under our feet. Some things we may have enjoyed are now gone forever, which is just the way time works... usually. But over the years we've made a few friends in the Bronze Dragonflight, and why wouldn't we abuse that friendship for a trip to relive the good old days again?

Tonight's hotfixes are a bit of a grab bag, but the big change tonight is a bug fix for the Blackhand encounter in Blackrock Foundry.

Join us tonight at 11 p.m. EDT / 8 p.m. PDT for a live recording of the Blizzard Watch podcast! We'll talk about news from around all of Blizzard's games and answer reader questions we curated from the post last week. We'll also be taking questions directly from the chat channel, Twitter, and comments here.

Gamer Monstrous3D has put together something a little different over on Youtube -- a video of gameplay footage from Diablo 3 with a modified MMO camera angle. The behind-the-character view looks like something right out of World of Warcraft.

Warlords of Draenor plays with time and space in ways that aren't as obvious as the initial step through the Dark Portal. One of these includes the means by which we recruit Archmage Vargoth to be our follower. One of the strangest is the Cowled Ranger, because while she appears to be a simple night elf on a mission, things get complicated once she reveals what that mission is - the Cowled Ranger is attempting to answer a question players have asked since The Burning Crusade came out.