One of the things of the past few World of Warcraft expansions is how the story has stretched and grown while it was being told.

I’m tired because I’m always tired, but also we’re headed into the holiday season, and I will at least attempt to channel my exhaustion into the holiday-fueled variety. Let’s do this.

Join us as we discuss the benefits of the faster LFR rollout for both casual and hardcore raiders, the avalanche (zing!) of winter seasonal content we are buried under, and how the Trading Post transmog items put a spotlight on how difficult it is to color coordinate outfits without an armor dye system.

There are a lot of different minis to play with in Warcraft Rumble. Asking anyone to look at the over 60 different units and asking them to pick just one as their favorite is next to impossible, but that's just what I'm going to do.

If you think of a man getting murdered by a venom spitting Dilophosaurus due to its appearance in Jurassic Park, I don’t regret to inform you that the animal in question was over 20 to 25 feet long, weighed around a ton, and absolutely did not have (much less need) venom of any kind.

I think I'm a fan of the Diablo games, but not the Assassin's Creed games.

The 22 Nights of Terror is back in Diablo 2 Resurrected for 2025, giving players another holiday-sprinkled treat.

Diablo 4 is getting its first seasonal holiday with Midwinter Blight, which is now live.

Who cares about saving the world again? I’d rather watch these girls hitchhiking their way to Costa del Sol and going on a shopping date. Jessie and Yuffie can come too!

But while that doesn’t happen, why don’t we answer some Queue questions?

Join us this week as we delve into the history of the dragonflights, the idea that the Titans may not be all about Order, and the hotly debated question of the location of the first World Tree.