This week, we discuss how many of Blizzard’s games are no longer available in China, the introduction of the Revival Catalyst in Dragonflight with patch 10.0.5 to upgrade gear, and which healing specs is the best (and worst) in today’s game.

Every month, Hearthstone offers a free card back, and to get it, you need to win five games in ranked mode, which may seem tough if you're new to the game -- or favor a different game mode and want to use this month's cool card back while you play.

Last week, Wrath of the Lich King Classic Phase 2 began, bringing with it pre-nerf Ulduar, Titan Rune dungeons, and the Argent Tournament grounds in Icecrown.

This week, we explore how to bridge the gap between your character’s history and their interaction with NPCs that they may have wronged in the past, the future location of the homeless Night Elves, and the possible fate of the dragonflights by the end of the expansion.

So yeah, I was sitting here thinking man, it feels like I’m forgetting something and then it dawned on me that what I was missing was that I was supposed to write the Queue. Heh.

Anyway, here we are, I’m panicking, here’s a Queue.

Goblins and Worgen, as well as Lightforged Draenei, will be able to become Monks at long last with World of Warcraft's upcoming patch 10.0.7.

Dragonflight patch 10.0.5 arrived this week and alongside it came the Revival Catalyst, Season One's version of the Creation Catalyst.

The latest hero introduced to Hearthstone Battlegrounds, Professor Putricide, is an Undead crafting juggernaut, provided you know how to navigate his quirks.

Heritage Armor for Orcs and Humans is finally coming to World of Warcraft in patch 10.0.7.

Hello, Watchers, and happy frozen Wednesday!

I’m sure it’s not frozen for all of you — frankly, I’d be very concerned if it were — but here in the midwest, we’re getting a lot of snow. Like, a lot a lot. If history is any indication, it’ll either be gone by Friday or it won’t melt until like April.

Anyhow, this is The Queue, and unlike outside, it’s hopefully not too cold and unpleasant.