Now that we're in the final major patch of Shadowlands, there's a lot of content a fresh level 60 character would need to consume in order to catch up.

So I started off this Queue by looking in the Blizzard Watch Discord for a couple of questions and seeing one from Jaigerbomb about transmog. As we all know, that’s like number 2 on the Matthew Rossi Must Answer This scale, right under prehistoric fauna and just above angry people with big weapons yelling and hitting things, and so I answered in a flash.

And then it occurred to me that this question was from a few days ago, so I went back in and looked, and sure enough it had already been answered in a previous Queue. I am sad now.

This is the Queue. I am having a sads.

This week, we explore the implications for Death Knights if there is no more Lich King as well as for the Undead if there is no Banshee Queen.

If you were watching the Sepulcher of the First One's Race to World First you would've noticed something unusual happen near the end.

Spoiler warning: While the post itself is vague, be aware comments may contain spoilers for the Shadowlands epilogue cinematics.

Having watched a lot of competitive Overwatch League play, I had a few thoughts on the introduction of a ping system in Overwatch 2, which will allow players to "ping" the map to organize without relying on voice chat.

The team at Blizzard sure knows how to melt brains in one day. Yes, we got a Diablo Immortal iOS preorder announcement today, but another blog on transforming yourself in Diablo Immortal was quick on its heels.

One thing I really like to do with transmog is to pull one accent accessory that doesn’t match. It’s almost always a flower crown.

This is The Queue, where you ask us questions and we’re usually fashionably late with the answers.

The Mage Tower was one of the more popular features from the Legion expansion, but it was still a surprise when the World of Warcraft development team announced its return to coincide with Legion Timewalking.

With the new novel Sylvanas coming out on March 29 -- that's today as I'm writing this -- Blizzard Watch managed to talk to its author, Christie Golden, a name that looms large in not just Warcraft novel tie ins, but through a career spanning 60 novels for multiple franchises.