Friendship ended with Rutherford, now Ms. Parton is my new best friend.

Please don’t tell Rutherford I said that. Ms. Parton is blonde and beautiful, but she really can’t tank.

This is The Queue, where you ask us questions, and we have answers (we hope).

Spoilers for Shadowlands!

During Season 20 of Diablo 3, we revisited Season 14's theme of double goblin delight.

How will Hearthstone Battlegrounds look after the patch 18.0.2, which is now live?

We played Shadowrun again over the weekend, and once again my favorite part was my robo-monkey companion Bowie. So much so that I went and bought this Rebuilt Gorilla Bot in Warcraft and named it after him. He’s the best. In fact, I can’t think of a single game that wouldn’t be improved in some manner with the inclusion of robotic monkey companions. Need someone to watch your back in Fallout? Robo-monkey. Need help driving through the night to get that shipment of dynamite to Iowa in American Truck Simulator? Get a robo-monkey. What about gathering all of your crops in Stardew Valley — oh you better believe a robo-monkey would come in handy there. Especially if you planted robo-bananas.

While I think of examples of games that need more mechanized monkeys, it’s time for — The Queue.

We've talked about this before, but it's always on my mind -- what should Blizzard do with StarCraft?

If you're interested in getting started playing Dungeons and Dragons (or indeed, any pen and paper roleplaying game) it can seem somewhat daunting, especially if you've never done it before.

This weekend, our regular D&D group is doing something a little different.

Okay, so you just hit level 70 in Diablo 3.

Okay, so I'm pretty sure that Jeremy Feasel, aka Muffinus, was being a touch sarcastic when he tweeted that we folks here at Blizzard Watch would immediately take the opportunity after Hunters were generously given 200 stable slots to begin a frank discussion about duckdogs.