This week, Matt Rossi and Joe Perez explore the ties between the Elemental Plane and the Shadowlands, whether the dragon you're riding is a transformed humanoid, and the nature of Nathanos Blightcaller's undeath.

I started thinking about this when Liz Harper first mentioned wanting to see Amazons in Diablo 4 because she hadn't seen that particular archetype combining ranged and melee play in Diablo 3.

I do not understand how poor Old Blanchy, who once saved a young Thrall from Durnholde Keep, who died nobly defending his home in Westfall against the wicked Defias, could have found herself in Revendreth.

Let me be clear -- the character customization options we're seeing in Shadowlands are wonderful, and I not only enthusiastically support them, I want more, for I am a greedy and covetous soul who always wants more no matter what.

We’re at the point of quarantine where I’m so desperate for a vacation that I’ve been asking — maybe even begging — my kids to go spend the night with me in a tent outside. They are not at all into it.  I don’t fully blame them, since where we live it is uncomfortably hot and sticky, and it’s been raining for the past two days, but still. Since our summer vacation usually involves a road trip with fast food and gas station snacks I’ve also been craving Burger King. I finally broke down and got some gummi bears, but it just isn’t the same.

This is The Queue, where you ask questions and it’s my job to answer them, even though I really need a vacation. No offense.

Uther is the epitome of Paladins, of the Light, of goodness triumphing against evil.

We've been talking about Shadowlands a great deal here (I know, you're shocked), but what you haven't seen is all the behind-the-scenes conversation that occurs on our Discord.

It can be easy to forget that Dungeons and Dragons 5th Edition came out six years ago, in August 2014.

If you're wondering what ray tracing is and why it's a big deal that it's being added to World of Warcraft, with it currently being tested in the Shadowlands beta, it's actually a simple idea -- as part of the beta, a change to lighting in WoW is being tested that allows the game to render multiple light sources and multiple shadows in one area.

I have been playing D&D for a long time and I've loved a lot of adventures and campaign settings over the years, but of course, some of that material has never been converted to more recent editions.