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.

This weekend's Blizzard Watch D&D game is going to be a fun time as we dive into session four of our Into The Weirs game.

The first time we encountered Il'gynoth was in the Emerald Nightmare raid, it had some interesting prophetic whispers for players -- whispers that were immediately dissected for clues about future plans for the game.

Intro! I promise I’ll do this.

Hearthstone is actually ten games in a trenchcoat.

One thing I've always wanted to change about WoW is the idea that certain classes can only be played by specific races.

In the the latest play session of our homebrew D&D campaign, Into The Weirs, our intrepid adventurers embark on ye olde dungeon crawl where they encounter brain-eating brains, fight statue guardians, and end up getting carded, but in a good way.

As the dust has settled on the Sepulcher of the First Ones Race to World First and Echo stands triumphant as the best raiding guild in the world, it's time for my favorite part -- seeing just how much gold the top guilds have spent on racing.

I suppose there’s a kind of irony in an insomniac oversleeping the day he has to write the Queue.

Anyway, I did that, and now here I am trying to get this done super fast.