Dragons?

When was the last time you played Hearthstone's Kobolds and Catacombs Dungeon Run?

If you've been playing Dungeons and Dragons for any length of time, you've probably heard of the Drow.

Last Saturday, I woke up around 5 am with a shooting pain in my eye and black, sqirming shapes floating in my field of vision. This wasn’t a new experience. I have had it before, and a visit to my retina specialist confirmed that a blood vessel had exploded inside my eye, leaving blood trails between the retina and the lens floating in the vitreous portion of my eyeball. I was given an injection, and hopefully the blood will be reabsorbed by next week, because the next stage would be surgery — actual surgery, with scalpels and everything, and not merely the laser surgery I undergo a few times a year.

Anyway, as you might expect I haven’t been playing a lot of video games this week. Mostly I’ve been watching the loathsome blood eels writhe around the inside of my eye. It’s really distracting trying to focus on things while these odd shapes coalesce and then dissipate into greasy swarms of black dots.

It’s the Queue. Let’s see what y’all are talking about.

This week Matt Rossi and Joe Perez explore the idea of eliminating rez sickness from WoW, their crafting hopes in Diablo 4, and what makes the Lich King the Lich King.

Look, with the folks at Dungeons and Dragons making a real effort to reduce barriers to playing whatever race and class combination you want, I think it's time for Blizzard to really stop and look at what we're doing with classes and races in World of Warcraft.

The first major roadblock players might encounter in Hearthstone's newly-released adventure, Trial by Felfire, is the Felstorm Run encounter.

Both Diablo 2 and Diablo 3 had some form of follower characters in the gameplay.

While Overwatch has put out cinematics, digital comics, and short stories in the course of fleshing out the world of the game, they're only now stepping into the world of novels with Nicky Drayden's The Hero of Numbani, an original work focusing on kid genius Efi Oladele and her budding AI peacekeeper Orisa.

On June 16th, 2020, it was discovered by players -- and confirmed by Blizzard -- that there was a small change to the way that the Auction House works in World of Warcraft.