All I have done since I closed the podcast this Tuesday is play Diablo 4, use the potty, shovel emergency food into my craw so I can continue to play Diablo 4, and love my wife. And that last one I don’t have to think about because she’s the only thing I love more than Diablo 4 right now. My cat and dog are on par with it, and the rest? Well, I’m sure it’s all very nice. But I don’t have a giant winged hat or glowing tattoos all over my body in real life, much less blow up demons with blood orbs.

Anyway, let’s get this Queue done so I can go back to Sanctuary and see just how bad Neyrelle has screwed this all up.

Picture it: the distant future.

In a significant quality of life upgrade for crafters, when WoW patch 11.0.5 hits live servers later this month you will be able to fulfill crafting orders using reagents from your Warband Bank.

Let's party with a fallen demigod in the Hearthstone Aviana's Night Tavern Brawl.

Collecting awesome mounts is most of the point of World of Warcraft -- after all, what's the point of acquiring epic gear or saving Azeroth yet again if you can't then ride off into the sunset atop a stylish steed?

Diablo 4 Vessel of Hatred is out and while the release was just a tad bumpy the game is playable now! Mostly!

I got a chance to preview the expansion before it released and of course I spent my time playing around with the new Spiritborn class and it’s pretty fun! For the record I went Gorilla since I tend to die to stupid things and the Gorilla spirit is the most tanky, but one of the key passives is based on swapping between the spirits by using different abilities in the rotation and I think I’m going to see if I can get that to work. I will say I enjoy Spiritborn more than Rogue — my previous main — so I’m thinking I stick with it. At least until we get Amazons in the next expansion.

While I try to find Neyrelle again, let’s answer some questions!

Matt, Joe, and Liz cover everything you need to know about the lore of Dragon Age: Inquisition in preparation for the upcoming release of Dragon Age: The Veilguard.

Once you're done marveling at all the verticality in Nerub-ar Palace, The War Within's first raid, you might be left to wonder: how am I actually going to beat all these bosses?

There's so much to do in The War Within that you'll never accomplish anything without a reliable way to keep track of your progress.

The Masterkraft Kalu'ak Fishing Pole has been a prized item among fishers since it was added to the game in Wrath of the Lich King.