Pfft, no, of course I’m not launching a coup to take over The Queue. That’s too much rhyming.

This is The Queue, where you ask us questions and we may deign to answer, peasants. Bring me the first petitioner.

I remember the refrain "GW2FL" filling the comments section of nearly every article in the days leading up to the release of Guild Wars 2.

Unlocking new mounts is one of the many end-game paths World of Warcraft players often find themselves walking (or flying).

If there's one Blizzard game that's unafraid to have fun, that game is Hearthstone.

I have conquered the mighty Tarragrue! My guild got our first kill in Mythic Sanctum last night and it feels good. I just wish that every Tarragrue victory didn’t involve me being dead on the floor. I can actually survive a couple of hits on Normal difficulty, but it’s just too strong on Heroic and Mythic. That last 10% enrage it gets winds up killing me almost instantly– even through my cheat death trinket from Kael’thas, and that guy knows a thing or two about cheating death!

We still haven’t gotten to the last bosses on Heroic though. Mythic Tarragrue wound up taking us fewer pulls than Heroic Fatescribe did! By the time we finished it off tonight, there was no raid left to go introduce ourselves to Kel’Thuzad. I’ve got a good feeling about next week though…

While I spend the next few raid nights killing Kel’Thuzad over and over and over again and watching him still keep coming back, it’s time for — The Queue.

There is an Avatar Legends  tabletop RPG coming out.

World of Warcraft has been described many times as a "theme park MMO." That is to say: It has a large variety of different features, that try to appeal to all kinds of players.

Every so often, you get the kind of good news you never expected to hear.

Hello? Is this thing on? HELLO? Is anybody out there? Hellooooo?

This week, Matt Rossi and Joe Perez and joined by their new co-host, Blizzard Watch Editorial Director Liz Harper, to discuss the latest developments from the Activision Blizzard lawsuit.