Another Splatfest down, another win for Shiver. #TeamShiver may have not won all of the Splatfests, but we’ve certainly won a lot — and in this case, it was a Shiver Sweep. Sorry in advance if we’ve doomed the kingdom (maybe this is why it’s crying?).

Anyhow, that’s Splatears of the Kingtoon.

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Join us this week as we explore possible locations for a new world tree to house the Night Elves, who is the skinned wolf that aids us in Diablo 4, and how Ebyssian avoided the corruption that infected the Black Dragonflight.

Dragonflight patch 10.1 is in full effect with the launch of Season 2 -- the next raid is out and all new weekly activities should be live, but it wouldn't be a new patch if there wasn't the addition of a new currency: Barter Bricks.

World of Warcraft has been out since 2004.

Hearthstone Battlegrounds Season 4 is now live, and it promises to stir up the game like never before with an overhaul to the minion roster, keyword changes, and more.

Ever since Blizzard replaced Challenge Modes with Mythic+ dungeons in Legion, there have been pools of affixes -- additional effects like Grievous or Storming that each add additional difficulty to the dungeon beyond just the baseline Mythic+ expectation of "everything has more hit points and hits harder." These affixes rotate on a weekly basis, and to keep it from getting stale, Blizzard changes things from season to season, rotating the available dungeon pool, tweaking existing affixes, and adding a seasonal affix which always appear at keystone level 10 and above.

With Aberrus, The Shadowed Crucible now live, the Aberrus Race to World First is on!

Along with the opening of Aberrus the Shadowed Crucible in Season 2 of Dragonflight, a new World Boss called the Zaqali Elders will spawn in Zaralek Cavern each week.

It’s an exciting day for World of Warcraft players as Dragonflight Season 2 kicks off and the new raid Aberrus, the Shadowed Crucible, launches in Normal, Heroic, Mythic, and LFR (wing 1) difficulties after maintenance.

It’s the time of year again where I’m trying my best to not burn out before the end of the school year, while also simultaneously burning myself out by trying to cram an entire summer worth of work into the next few weeks. And then, when summer hits I’ll spend all day ferrying kids around between activities while also trying to make them do enriching things and also prevent skill backslide while they’re out, and also trying to keep current on my own life at the same time.

This is The Queue, where you ask us questions and will hopefully give us a little grace if we’re phoning in the answers.