This week, Diablo 4's latest event expands the loot and glory for all.

No wait, strike that, reverse it. I’m late!

This is The Queue, our daily column where you ask us questions and we’ll answer quickly. We gotta run, man.

Sometimes it feels like there are too many ways to play World of Warcraft to even count -- the ones that consist of your core gameplay experience from the start, the ones that don't quite hold your waning interest until you find yourself avoiding them altogether, and the ones that you dabble in more each week until you realize that you're hooked.

I like speedy Tuesday maintenance as much as anybody, but I am starting to get paranoid.

It's another Monday in This Crazy World We All Apparently Live In Now, so let's distract ourselves with some cute duckies.

World of Warcraft players can earn a green colored variant of the Reins of the Astral Cloud Serpent mount called Shaohao's Sage Serpent as part of the upcoming Mists of Pandaria Classic launch this July.

After ten days, the local fair has moved on. What a wild ride it’s been! Over those ten days, my favorite person and I have eaten some weird food, been too cold because we misjudged the weather, ridden a bunch of rides, seen some huge concerts, some smaller concerts, robotics competitions, superdogs, local wrestling, and even hopped on a mechanical bull. A nap might be in order, but then I could do another ten days, easy.

Best food so far? The Ube bun hamburger from the Filipino food truck. Best ride? The Mach 3 that spun me around so very high up in the sky. Best concert? Tom Morello, although July Talk was pretty cool, too. Best free promotional thing at the fair? Nerds kept giving out free packs of Gummy Clusters, and now I have eaten my weight in them.

While I try to get my brain out of fair mode, it’s time for — The Queue.

In this week's Tavern Watch Podcast, we dig into the disaster of Diamond Comic Distributors, which filed for bankruptcy in January and is now trying to claim books in its inventory are its property, to be sold to pay off creditors.

World of Warcraft is a visually-lovely game with sweeping vistas, towering villains, and other stunning sights, but sometimes the visuals you experience the most are also the most grating -- spell effects.

It started this week when Cory mentioned opera in his Queue, so of course I had to immediately go watch Diana Damrau sing the Queen of the Night aria -- and down the rabbit hole I went, listening to both analysis of the performance and even more opera I enjoy.