Mists of Pandaria Classic's second phase of content, Landfall, is now live!

It’s time for fall gardening, so I’m getting my broccoli and lettuce starts started, and it always cracks me up that the plant store gets very mad about people taking broken off pieces of houseplants to propagate. It isn’t discouraging it per se — I get it, that’s why they’re there. It’s for sale, so they want you to buy it. But there are a few specific types of plants where they try to tell you it is illegal to do it, even if you purchase the plant and bring it home and then later propagate a new one. Those particular varieties, I steal whenever I can, because heck the man. Tradescantia and varigated pothos? Get out.

This is The Queue, our daily column where you ask us questions and we’ll answer as soon as we’re done running from the plant police. It may take a while.

It's a standard Tuesday maintenance for most of us, but Mists of Pandaria Classic launches its phase 2 patch today.

You know that feeling when you're exploring a viking ship suspended in the rocks over a volcanic chasm, and some poorly planned acrobatics cause it to slip and turn upside down?

The Midnight alpha is arriving soon -- October 2 -- and Blizzard has also furnished us with a set of phases and content we'll be seeing as the alpha continues.

Friends, this Monday Cuteness post is not about Guardian Druids although it's an event they should all notice.

It’s officially fall as of today! The best season, for any number of reasons, but mainly because I can wear lots of nice, thick sweaters.

It has nothing to do with my birthday sneaking up on me in less than a month. Nope, not one thing.

Halloween is pretty great too!

While I go and frown at the unseasonably warm temperatures we’re having, it’s time for — The Queue!

"Oh, you like puzzle games?

We've hit the apex of the week again -- it's Friday -- so let's look at some new titles to get us through the weekend, shall we?

Look at this cute baby hyena. Look at it.

This is The Queue, where we spend our vacations looking at animals both cool and cute, and then we talk about them. This is the life!