Horses come in all shapes and sizes, but all of those shapes and sizes are pretty delightful.

Spoiler alert: they’re all the one where we talk about dragons.

Dragons are just so great. The flying? That’s great. All of those colorful scales? Pretty great! The ability to go full on Onyxia and deep breath your enemies? Really super great. I just really love dragons is what I’m saying. Video game dragons, fictional dragons, it doesn’t matter.

Dragons are just great, and if you disagree with me …. well, you’re just wrong.

This week we discuss the newly announced expansion, WoW: Dragonflight, including the new Dracthyr Evoker race/class, the dragon riding feature, the UI update, the talent overhaul, and more.

The Renown system is making a return in Dragonflight, albeit in a modified, friendlier form.

Spelljammer is returning to D&D 5th Edition this August, with a three-book slipcase collection that allows you to run a complete campaign set in the Astral Sea, or Wildspace as they seem to be calling it.

I have been thinking about the upcoming changes to talents in World of Warcraft Dragonflight and I have drawn several conclusions about them.

The recent D&D Direct Announcement Showcase showed us all the stuff coming down the pipeline for Dungeons and Dragons, the most exciting of which may be two new upcoming Dragonlance tie-ins.

For its time, the ability to change your hairstyle and other features via the Barber Shop added in Wrath of the Lich King was a pretty big deal.

The Dredge keyword in Hearthstone allows the player to look at the three cards at the bottom of their deck, and immediately move one of them to the top, to be drawn next.

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Queue time, y’all.