A brand-new Tavern Brawl arrives in Hearthstone this week: The Naughty List asks you to create the worst deck you can.

It’s the holiday season, which means it’s cold and dark and I would rather hibernate until spring. But it also means holiday lights, festive packages, the Steam Winter Sale (soon) and more festivity. We can’t have one without the other.

But for now, while the sun is up, let’s do the Queue.

Since Paladins were announced as the next class to join the roster in Diablo 4 in its next expansion Lord of Hatred -- and already playable with preorder -- Matt and Joe sat down this week to chat about both, but mostly Paladins and their history within the franchise.

Now that we've all picked out our plots and begun the process of setting up our living spaces, we can step back and assess our initial feelings towards World of Warcraft Player Housing.

The announcement of a new Diablo expansion is always exciting, and we now know that the second expansion for Diablo 4 will be Lord of Hatred, a name which plays off both the previous expansion, Vessel of Hatred, and the only expansion released for Diablo 2: Lord of Destruction.

This is The Queue, our daily column where you ask us questions and we’re not afraid of you.

Thanks to the advent of player housing, we can finally fill our house with that most important of things: books.

It's Tuesday, and I'm afraid I have bad news, because all WoW servers are down for four hours of maintenance today.

A very cool feature that players quickly discovered with Advanced Mode in World of Warcraft player housing is that you have a lot of control over the size and placement of objects, and with some careful positioning, you're able to make furniture (or any sort of "edge" really) that you can sit on.

The latest trend players have adopted with the player housing system in World of Warcraft is to make their houses float up in the air.