Join us this week as we wildly speculate about the Infinite Dragonflight including what created them, if they are even real, and how Chromie may fit into all of this.

Diablo 4 is coming out in June.

I’m pretty excited about Festival of Legends at this point, but it’s less because of the actual gameplay stuff, and more because of all the music deep dives I’ve been doing over the past few weeks. From cowbell soloists, to going down swinging, to bouncing around, to a symphony of sins, I’m loving it. Pretty sure nobody else in the house is, but I’m pretty used to that.

This is The Queue, where you ask us questions and we make a mixtape out of them, apparently. Some links may be mildly NSFW.

As Dragonflight Season One continues it's time for a different World Boss to spawn in the Dragon Isles.

I'm not going to lie -- I was absolutely floored when the World of Warcraft team announced yesterday that Dragonflight patch 10.1 would be arriving on May 2, a good three-to-four weeks before I expected it.

One of the most-hyped repeatable activities in patch 10.0.7 is the Zskera Vaults in the post-storm Forbidden Reach, a veritable trove of buried treasures left behind by Neltharion for us to uncover -- once we find some keys, of course.

Trader's Tender is the currency used to buy items from the Trading Post in World of Warcraft: Dragonflight, so those of us who are interested in the rewards just released with April's Trading Post are spending a lot of time trying to figure out the optimal way to gather as much of it as possible.

The release of Dragonflight patch 10.1, Embers of Neltharion on May 2 will herald the start of Dragonflight Season 2 on May 9, which will bring a new raid, a new world boss, and a fresh season of Mythic+ dungeons.

The World of Warcraft development team has announced an ambitious patch plan for Dragonflight in 2023, with patch 10.1 "Embers of Neltharion" the third of six patches scheduled to go live before the end of the year.

April Fool’s have come and gone and the thing that has stuck with me the most is of course the Diablo accounts proposed classes for the upcoming Diablo 12. How dare they dangle the thing I want most in all video games in front of me like that! All I want to do is be a giant bear making a mess of things in anything I play!

Fighting game? Bear! Racing game? Bear! Quaint housing sim? You better bear-lieve me that it’s a bear!

I hope this is one of those situations like we always saw with the ThinkGeek products where a week later they’re announced as actually being produced.

While I sell someones soul to Diablo to make this happen, it’s time for — The Queue!