Up until now the D&D Beyond app for smartphones and tablets was a reference app, which was really useful if you were looking up information from one of the books in your virtual collection.

I still haven’t seen Hamilton. I’m mad about it. Let’s Queue.

Please note: This article contains spoilers for Shadows Rising.

I've been pretty up front about not enjoying playing a Night Elf in World of Warcraft since the events of Battle for Azeroth, and I went so far as to level a Lightforged Draenei to take over as my main come Shadowlands.

In order to harness the awesome powers available to players in many tabletop board games, one of the first steps is buying dice.

What a great show!

Watching Hamilton was definitely the highlight of my weekend even more so than getting to 9/12 mythic in Ny’alotha. I loved the soundtrack, but had given up on ever actually seeing the live production, so I’m very happy they added the filmed version to Disney+. The cast was amazing, the songs electric, the staging and choreography were fantastic, Phillipa Soo broke my heart with Burn like I knew she was going to, but there was one huge standout — Daveed Diggs. He was a joy to watch every time he was on screen. So much so that it almost felt like all of the other characters should be asking “Where is Thomas Jefferson/Lafayette” whenever he wasn’t around.

But enough about amazingly produced live theater. It’s time for — The Queue.

 

World of Warcraft has seen a very high number of changes to its classes and specializations over the years.

In Shadowlands, souls are flooding into the Maw unchecked instead of being properly assigned to Covenants.

Last Wednesday, July 1st, the Hunter community's collective jaw hit the floor with the news that, come Shadowlands, we're getting more stable slots -- not just a robust 50, but enough so we can have a total of 206 pets.

This, like everything else in 2020, is going just fine.