After Spring Break I can’t seem to get anything done. Part of it is definitely the end-of-the-school-year festivities — picnics, field days, appreciation days, and all that are really starting to crunch in here. But another part is that feeling from long ago, that at this point all this stuff just doesn’t really matter, and I don’t wanna, and more importantly, you can’t make me. Also, I kinda can’t make me.

This is The Queue, where you ask us questions and we’ll probably answer if we feel like it, maybe.

The Festival of Legends expansion for Hearthstone is arriving today, on April 11, and it comes with a new Rewards Track full of gold, packs, cards, skins, and more.

Dragonflight Season One continues and it's time for a new World Boss to spawn in the Dragon Isles: Strunraan the Sky's Misery can be found (and killed) in the Ohn'ahran Plains this week.

Just in case you've forgotten, patch 10.1 is coming out in a month.

It's almost time to go to the Festival of Legends, Hearthstone's upcoming expansion, and enjoy some music of every genre!

We did it!

It was even a mostly clean kill with the bulk of the raid making it up to the final platform — who knew that’s what made it easier to win?! With Sennarth dead there were two more bosses for us to choose from before Broodkeeper Diurna. We could go get blown around by Dathea, or take on a really angry elemental cow.

Of course, we’ve chosen the cow. Dathea is supposedly one of the most awkward and annoying fights out of the whole tier with even Cutting Edge guilds stumbling on her during their re-clears. Kurogg hasn’t even been that bad either. We’ve gotten him to about 30% with just an add phase and a final burn in the cold zone standing between us and 5/8 Mythic. Amazingly the Mythic strategy for him doesn’t even have you splitting the main phase between the elemental zones. You just let him sit and rain all sorts of fiery damage down on your heads while your healers cry. It’s the best kind of Mythic strategy nonsense where you can cut out an entire section of the fight because it’s just not worth it to learn the actual mechanics if you can throw brute force at the problem.

While I try and talk some engineers into making an elemental grounding rod that works for all elements and not just lighting, it’s time for — The Queue!

Call of Cthulhu is a popular tabletop role-playing game published by Chaosium that, as its name would suggest, is rooted in and inspired by the cosmic horror works of H.P.

Plenty of artists, filmmakers, and creators of all sorts have placed little references and call-backs to different characters, locations, and inside jokes within their works for the keen-eyed and observant to find since time immemorial.

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Easter is one of those holidays that I would never remember if it wasn't for all the pastel candy in stores.