Last week, during the Rise of Azshara preview livestream hosted by World of Warcraft Senior Game Designer Jeremy Feasel (also known as Muffinus on Twitter) we got some details about the new heritage armor sets coming to the Alliance and Horde in patch 8.2, and I have to say, I'm very excited about what little we currently know.

Never having to ride that freaking water strider again! Never again! Die you accursed water bug!  Ahem.

It's hard to decipher what's going on in the Star Wars: Episode IX teaser trailer.

It comes to my attention that someone (namely SPencer Morgan) wants to know what my deal is. Before I answer that, let me ask you, SPencer — what’s the deal with the capital P in your name?

Also, seriously, I couldn’t read this question without hearing it in my head like you were giving a stand up comedy routine about me, which is a weird sensation. Part of me feels like you asked this question trying to game a response in this Queue, but I’m nothing if not easily motivated to talk about myself. Buy my books.

We got our first overview of the new Forge of Azeroth system coming to World of Warcraft in patch 8.2 during the livestream yesterday.

Of the many pieces of information about World of Warcraft's patch 8.2 that we learned during yesterday's live stream, one of the most surprising was the addition of mount equipment to the game.

A lot of people have given up hope that the Junker Queen will become a playable hero in Overwatch, but not artist Gong Ill.

We're getting two new playable world zones, a megadungeon, and a raid in patch 8.2 that will continue the story of Battle for Azeroth.

The Azerite armor system has been a hotly contested since day one of Battle for Azeroth.

Sure, sure, patch 8.2 has two massive new zones, two megadungeons, more of the war campaign (what's going to happen to my buddy Baine?!), and a raid where we finally get to confront Azshara.