If you've been playing Guild Wars 2 for some time, you'll know that the Elder Dragons are the key motivator of the ongoing plot and that dealing with them is the core challenge facing the "commander" that players navigate throughout the world of Tyria.

Hearthstone has many alternate skins for both Constructed and Battlegrounds, and while some of them are mere variations over the base hero -- for instance, showing a hero like Uther sporting the Judgement Armor set from World of Warcraft -- others go much further than that.

Cory was nice enough to switch Queue’s with me this week so I could take Wednesday to do some things that are really necessary. So here we are, Queueing it up. Here’s an AMV on YouTube I like. And here’s another. Look, Arcane: A League of Legends Story was really just that good, okay?

The six Elder Dragons have been the narrative crux and primary antagonists of Guild Wars 2 since its release almost 10 years ago, but as the series has progressed our opposition to their devastation has gone in many unexpected directions.

I really love Horizon Forbidden West, and as a result, I am playing it frequently.

Hello and happy Friday!

I may be the big cheese at Cuteness HQ, but I love getting suggestions for what to cover in these round-ups.

Another week passes and another Friday arrives, just like every Friday before it.

But let’s not get bogged down in the little monopolies of life. Let’s answer some questions.

This week we discuss the features that went live with WoW patch 9.2 Eternity’s End including the double legendary system, the new currency Cosmic Flux, and unlocking flying in Zereth Mortis in week 3.

In the first play session of our new homebrew D&D campaign set in the Weirs, we get to know our intrepid adventurers as they battle the Two-Horned God, reward themselves with fast food, and are surprised to discover they are now roommates.