That’s right, #TeamVanilla won this past weekend’s Splatfest, and Shiver remains rightfully at the top — and well above — Big Man and Frye for overall wins. And if you don’t know what any of that means, I have good news for you: This is The Queue, and we’re about to answer some non-Splatoon-related questions.

So without further adueue, let’s a-Queue.

Join us this week as we wildly speculate about the possible fates of our Diablo 3 characters, if the Tree of Whispers could be the soul of an imperfect world (!!), and just what exactly is that Zoltun Kulle guy up to these days?

Diablo 4 has been out for six weeks now, and players are soon starting Season 1 of the game.

Diablo 4's popularity as well as its open-ended story means that an expansion (or three) is a matter of when, not if.

So I’m currently watching a Twitch stream, waiting for the dryer to finish so I can make the bed, doing back to school shopping online, and playing a round of Hearthstone Battlegrounds while my son tells me all about his favorite train in his favorite game on Roblox, so yeah, I’m definitely not going to type the wrong thing here.

This is The Queue, where you ask us questions and we Burlington Northern.

One of the most pivotal figures in Diablo 4 is Elias, a former Horadrim who was first introduced in the announcement cinematic.

Dragonflight has been a nice change of pace from the more recent existential threats that Azeroth and our characters have had to face in prior expansions, but I wouldn't necessarily call it a vacation.

Up until April, we had yet to hear if Seasons in Diablo 3 would continue following the launch of Diablo 4.

What day is it? What time is it? The week is only beginning and I’m already at a loss.

So we may as well go ahead and Queue.

In a surprise move Thursday, Blizzard announced Dragonflight patch 10.1.7 will be called Fury Incarnate and released an updated roadmap of things included with the patch and the intent to roll the PTR out that same day.