Cooking, Fishing, and First Aid are the three secondary profession skills in World of Warcraft Classic that players should consider levelling in their new adventures on fresh anniversary realms.

Somehow, Monday has returned.

Wait, have I made that joke before? That’s the problem with Mondays — they don’t have you performing at your best. This is why I’m so sad to report that today is once again Monday. I know I know, I can’t quite believe it either.

If only science could stop working on all of those robots and cars and robot cars and focus on defeating our greatest evil, Monday.

While I try to get ahold of a top scientist in the anti-Monday field, it’s time for — The Queue!

One of the quality-of-life changes added to World of Warcraft Classic's anniversary realms is dual talent specializations, also called "dual spec," originally introduced in Wrath of the Lich King.

World of Warcraft's December Trading Post brings new holiday-themed weapons and iced out armor and ensembles for you to collect.

While there are several things that are amusingly unrealistic in video games, none of them are quite as enviable as the ability of my character to stand over a fire, rub her hands together for a few seconds, and pop out a fully cooked whatever with zero cleanup or additional hassle.

Join us as we discuss the rollout plans for the WoW Classic anniversary realms, Diablo 4’s upcoming armory changes that allow hot swapping between builds, our hopes and dreams for a Heroes of the Storm revival, the upcoming early access for Diablo-competitor Path of Exile 2, and the WoW secret finding community’s obsession with The Golden Muffin.

This weekend it's Thanksgiving here in the United States, and thus we are stuffed with turkey and mashed potatoes plus all of the accoutrements -- yes, all of them.

Not anymore. I have vanquished Thursday and arrived with Friday, as we all wait for the weekend to come. (Or dread the holiday shopping to come.)

In the meanwhile, let’s Queue.

Products inspired by pop culture and video games are nothing new, with thousands of listings on Etsy and probably millions on sites like Amazon, Temu, and Wish.com.

I've often said that collecting tabletop RPGs is a different hobby from playing them.