The Hearthstone Twitch channel held an 8-hour crab rave yesterday and it was just as amazing as you could imagine.

The new Season's start is one of my favorite times of the year.

We're coming up on the start of Diablo 3 Season 26, and Blizzard has thrown together a new end-game mode as a theme: the Echoing Nightmare.  This is the first seasonal theme that's added an entirely new activity to the title, but tackling this unique rift type remains optional, so don't stress if you'd prefer to complete the season's journey and earn rewards.

We did it! We saved Anduin!

It felt really nice to finally get that fight, he’s definitely the fight in Sepulcher that has caused my guild the most issues on Heroic so far. Although I’m not looking forward to figuring out what new twist the Lords of Dread have for us.

Tonight was a rough raid night though, we had not one, but two(!) sub 1% wipes on Anduin. We got so close and then spent another hour and a half getting back to close and getting the kill. It was almost a super clean kill too, he was at 5% health left, and the first wave of the debuffs was wearing off when someone walked their exploding debuff right over top of the tanks and melee…

If we didn’t have two battle rezzes available I would’ve been writing a much different post right now.

While I try and figure out who blew me up, it’s time for — The Queue.

This month -- the 19th, to be exact -- we're expecting a World of Warcraft expansion announcement.

Had a long day?

Me, late? Never.

This week we discuss Hearthstone’s Year of the Hydra, Overwatch’s event remixing, and our favorite games to play when we need a break from WoW.

As the main storyline of Shadowlands comes to a close, we're still left with a few dangling threads — but the one that is most likely to impact the future of World of Warcraft is the journey Anduin is setting off on.

There are only a few days left until Voyage to the Sunken City, Hearthstone's first expansion in the Year of the Hydra, is upon us with 135 new cards.