“So who’s writing the Queue today?”

“Rossi.”

“Oh God, that guy. He’s so boring.”

This is the Queue. I am indeed boring.

Let's face it.

Next week is Noblegarden -- from April 22 to April 29, you will be encouraged to hunt for Brightly Colored Eggs in various starting zones throughout Azeroth, in hopes of acquiring Noblegarden Chocolate to buy various holiday items like a bunny and a big bird mount.

Okay, wherever Thrall has been spending his time since handing over the Doomhammer and skedaddling in Legion, I think it's fair to say he has not been skipping Arm Day.

It’s hard to know what decks to play in the opening days of a Hearthstone expansion.

If you've been around World of Warcraft for a while, one thing you've experienced by now is the giddy rush when various sites like Wowhead, MMO-Champion and others get their hands on a new PTR build or the latest alpha/beta files and go to work teasing out what's in those files.

In today's Queue I'm going to deep dive into three questions that I think are interesting and I have some unique perspectives on.

In patch 8.2 we're getting a new piece of gear, one that's supposed to give players control over how they play.

Patch 8.2 will see us enter two big new world zones with world quests and storylines leading up to a raid and a mega-dungeon respectively -- the Naga stronghold of Nazjatar surrounding Azshara's Eternal Palace, and the Mechagnome fortress of Mechagon.

When WoW's patch 8.2 was released on the PTR, dataminers found something distressing: most of the descriptive filenames in the game's database have been removed.