With three classes announced already for Diablo 4 and supposedly five classes total, we're only going to get two more classes in Diablo 4, and clearly there are way more than two classes in the history of the franchise fans would like to see.

Somehow another week has passed, with every day feeling like it’s vanished in no time at all.

And yet also it feels like it’s been a million years since we last spoke, Queue. Where have you been? Why have we grown so distant??

But let us not dwell on the vagaries of time. Let us speak and be merry while yet we can.

This week Matt Rossi and Joe Perez explore the Shadowlands preview delay, the end of Season 20 in Diablo 3, and their WoW /played time.

Raise your hand if you know what "Dranosh" means.

Most people who go through the Torghast roguelike dungeon in Shadowlands will try to min-max their anima power upgrades, choosing the most powerful options that make them into the best killing machines possible.

Shadowlands is all about increasing customization and providing a slew of new options for existing races in World of Warcraft, and now we know that Druids are getting their own set of customizations.

Nowadays, it's hard to find a game that doesn't demand your attention after the credits roll, and while Evan's Remains does technically do that, it's only for a few moments to provide a bit of a bonus for some of the game's Kickstarter supporters.

How’s everyone hanging in there? Well, I hope. If not, it’s almost the weekend, which ideally means a bit of a break.

Anyhow, it’s today at Queue time, which means it’s Queue time. Let’s start with a nice message.

Okay, first off, I love the idea of High Elves as an Alliance Allied Race.

I'm not saying I want Allied Races to be replaced.