While transmog enthusiasts in World of Warcraft really enjoy putting together stylish ensembles -- from mariachi outfits to the latest sets of tier armor, white and grey quality "ordinary" looks to flashy new looks Blizzard prepared especially for the Trading Post -- there's no denying that even when you're mixing and matching, there are some sets of gear out there that are just... ugly.

Without going into specifics, this has been a very long year already. The upside(?) is that that hopefully means the rest of the year only gets better. I’m going to hold onto that belief and give extra offerings to Yogg to help make that happen.

In the meantime, here’s a Queue.

This week, we start the discussion about the rogue dracthyr group the Sundered Flame, careen into the topic of Infinite dragonflight, and then get derailed wildly speculating about what’s coming next based on the upcoming raid tier information.

Marvel SNAP rolled out the first Featured Location of the new Days of Future Past season, Orchis Forge, and we've constructed some decks for you to try out there.

I've been thinking a lot about how World of Warcraft essentially has a few alternate game modes as part of its basic retail experience.

What it says on the tin.

This is The Queue, where you ask us questions and between this and daylight savings time we are just OVER IT.

The Diablo 4 early access beta starts this weekend -- don't get scammed -- and I'm excited to get my first shot at the Rogue class.

Prior to the launch of Diablo 4, a developer Livestream had given us some good information about the game, including confirmation that there would be couch co-op available for PlayStation and Xbox players.

I feel like this is self evident and doesn’t really need me to explain it.

On the patch 10.1 World of Warcraft PTR, Worgen can now choose to activate a new ability named Calm the Wolf, which when activated immediately takes you out of Worgen form as soon as combat ends.