This is The Queue, our daily column where you ask us the questions and we slurp our way toward the answers.

As the debut of World of Warcraft Player Housing continues to rapidly approach, you may be wondering how you are going to defend your new custom-built living quarters against nosy neighbors, prank-minded guildmates, and litigious HOA officials.

I wouldn't usually refer to World of Warcraft downtime as happy hour, but I am pretty happy it's just an hour.

It's spooky season here on Tavern Watch, so we're playing something appropriately spooky -- Shadowdark!

Happy Monday, friends!

Today is Thanksgiving Day in Canada and as a result I’m swapping with Cory so he can have the celebratory poutine and maple syrup meals that I’m sure everyone in Canada consumes at special events. Hopefully while they’re gathered around the television watching hockey or Red Green Show reruns they take a moment to remember their neighbors to the south who are forced to work today.

I haven’t gotten much more progress done in Final Fantasy Tactics this past week because of ReLegion but also because it’s such an intense game and the prep work before a fight can be just as long as the fights themselves. Hopefully though I’ll be able to make some headway soon once I figure out what job to make these characters.

While I internally debate the merits of knight vs squire let’s answer some questions!

What a week it has been my friends, with the World of Warcraft Midnight alpha continuing to add content and Legion Remix launching.

Player housing is now live in World of Warcraft, and the first thing you'll need to know is: how the heck do I get to the player housing zone?

Player Housing is a big part of Midnight, and it's available now in early access for players who pre-ordered the expansion.

If you're like us, some of the most exciting news to come out of the Midnight alpha is, of course, the arrival of player housing in World of Warcraft.