Tabletop RPG fans who have followed the names of the various folks associated with Dungeons and Dragons -- especially its 5th Edition and the more recent revision of that edition -- are probably familiar with the names Chris Perkins and Jeremy Crawford.

It’s just a regular old Monday. You’ve asked questions, and I’ve answered them. I haven’t even said anything as wildly contentious as I did last week! Although I still stand by it, some of those classes could lose a bit of extra weight in their midsection.

While I pour myself a big cup of coffee, it’s time for — The Queue!

Steam NextFest was hot on the heels of Summer Game Fest, so there were plenty of new game demos to try out over the past few weeks.

A new week dawns on a surprise Monday morning maintenance for modern WoW.

I am not at all joking when I say that the Hearthstone stream of lizards vs turtles was the highlight of my week.

It's once again Friday, though this week is a bit different -- instead of covering the new releases this week (of which there were few, and nothing major that I could note) we're going to talk about some neat demos that are available to play during Steam NextFest this week.

It’s Friday the 13th, and I’m scared. Hold me, Queue!

While we did want to discuss some Blizzard news this week -- including the frankly hilarious Dastardly Duos shirt bug -- the biggest news of the week was the reams of announcements and trailers that came out of Summer Game Fest.

Now that we've had roughly half of an expansion to get used to the idea of our characters all working as a cohesive unit, it's time for a bit of a retrospective on how our approaches to selecting which World of Warcraft character to play have changed.

Or a Fallout 5 for that matter.

I was downloading some mods for Fallout 4 when it hit me — this game is going to be ten years old this year. At this point, why make TES 6 when you can just get a version of Skyrim that’ll run on your refridgerator?