Hot on the heels of Van Richten's Guide to Ravenloft and the best year for sales D&D has ever seen, we're informed that Wizards of the Coast is still bringing out two classic D&D campaign settings in 2021.

One of the upcoming events in patch 9.1 is the Tormentors of Torghast -- reminiscent of the older Legion invasions -- where the forces of the Maw under the command of Kel'Thuzad strike back at the Covenants as they invade the Maw in force and seek to wrest control of Korthia from the Jailer.

Ah, to be a former Alterra employee building my own spacious underwater seabase piece by painstaking piece.

This is The Queue, where you ask us questions and we can totally answer while we go find more titanium and watch the Nintendo panel. Multitasking is a thing, it’s fine.

Sometimes you have to take your good news when you can find it.

I sometimes think hype can hurt as much as it helps a game.

Throughout Hearthstone's history, its story and expansions have not necessarily followed what has been established by WoW's lore, including the newest expansion, Forged in the Barrens.

I just beat Control. Not only did I beat Control, but I got the platinum trophy for doing all of the achievements in it, then I beat both of the expansion packs and did all of their achievements too.

Have you ever felt like a game was written directly for you? Because that’s what Control felt like to me. It checked so many of my boxes that I was hooked from the first minute.

You play as a woman named Jesse Faden, led by the entity in her head to the mysterious Federal Bureau of Control — the government agency in charge of keeping the Weird™ stuff under wraps. From there you explore a sprawling interdimensional office building full of secrets and artifacts with wild powers. What powers you ask? I dunno how ’bout the power of flight? That do anything for ya? That’s levitation, holmes.

I’ve heard it described best as what would happen if the Ghostbusters were in charge of the FBI. Which pretty much nails it. You can even get it for free this week on the Epic Game Store if you wanted to check it out. I wholeheartedly recommend it!

While I take a break from ripping fire extinguishers off of the wall with my mind and launching them at transdimensional entities possessing office workers, it’s time for — The Queue.

Over the last weekend, so much was going on in the gaming world that it's even a little difficult to keep track of it all!

A lot of us at Blizzard Watch are ready to take a break from raid night to dive into Mass Effect Legendary Edition.

Life, like an immense crowd of dragon whelps, can be pretty overwhelming. But like clockwork, the Queue has returned.