I mean I’m here writing the Queue, so it could be Monday… But I feel like I would’ve remembered a weekend in between my last Queue and this one… how very curious.

While I get to the bottom of this, it’s time for — The Queue.

We know that the Season of Mastery makes some changes to the WoW Classic formula, and those changes are aimed at a faster paced leveling experience and a more challenging feel to raid encounters that players basically blew through when WoW Classic dropped in 2019.

I am ridiculously happy that there's a new Mass Effect game coming.

Diablo Immortal is expected to land on mobile devices worldwide in the first half of 2022.

No, you are obsessively staring at this Mass Effect teaser image trying to pick out every possible ounce of information about the next Mass Effect game.

One of the biggest pitfalls for novice game masters of any tabletop RPG is knowing how and when to say no to players.

Yesterday, I wrote a couple of posts about WoW Classic and the Season of Mastery, went downstairs and fed my cats and made breakfast for my wife, and looked outside at the snow that’s literally everywhere because I live in Edmonton, which becomes Hoth in winter. Then I decided to sleep, because I’d written a bunch and I was tired and I figured it would be a nice, quiet day on the site and I needed some catch up sleep pretty badly.

So yeah. That’ll learn me. I’m never sleeping again.

This week we explore how the new Zereth Mortis zone arriving with WoW patch 9.2 might be connected to the current game universe, including possible links to the Naaru, Mists of Pandaria, and Warcraft 3.

As we had already been expecting for at least eight months, Hearthstone's next expansion -- the third and final chapter of the Year of the Gryphon -- will take us to the battlegrounds of Alterac Valley.

I don't know if it would work, but between Mythic+ dungeons, World Quests, and the way Torghast apes Nephalem Rifts, there's already quite a bit of Diablo 3 in World of Warcraft nowadays.