Players have wanted the Mage Tower from Legion back ever since it went away at the end of that selfsame expansion, and now Blizzard has confirmed that Mage Tower challenges are returning patch 9.1.5.

Gearing up in Diablo 2: Resurrected is at once much easier in concept than in more modern ARPGs, while also being somewhat complicated in terms of discussing the finer points.

Not to be mistaken for a ridiculous conspiracy theory promoting lunatic fringe movement.

This is the Q. It’s not safe out here. It’s wondrous, with treasures to satiate desires both subtle and gross. But it’s not for the timid.

Let’s look at some questions.

This week, Matt Rossi and Joe Perez discuss their idea of a vacation expansion, the possible link between The Jailer and Argus, and whether Blizzard should consider a Dark Ranger class and its Alliance counterpart.

One thing the Diablo series has always been hit or miss on is story -- there are some amazing moments in all three of the current games, but some real clunkers too, and I'm still mad that Leah just gets her body stolen and presumably her soul sent to the Burning Hells and we never do anything to help her or even find out for sure if there's anything left of her.

I’d just like to take this opportunity to object strenuously. To everything.

This is The Queue, where you ask us questions and we pick them apart until you’re a little afraid you even asked.

Shadowlands introduced a wide variety of new characters.

I keep thinking about how, from the end of Legion and into Battle for Azeroth we added ten playable races to World of Warcraft and nobody batted an eye.

Unlocking Allied Races can be a lot of effort — particularly if you didn't actively play during the expansion in which they were released.

Even though I'm a huge Hearthstone enthusiast, and looking forward to play its upcoming new game mode, Mercenaries, I feel like there are legitimate (and dire) concerns about one key aspect of that game mode: the monetization.