Even Hearthstone players without much of a card collection will be interested in Rumble Run, the single-player adventure for Rastakhan's Rumble.

Every Wednesday night, I have the privilege of hanging out with all of  you on our official Twitch stream -- it's one of the highlights of my week.

Usually we get a little warning before card changes land in Hearthstone, but today's round of balance changes were only announced last night — at 11pm Pacific, to be exact.

By which I obviously mean a nice, refreshing drink of water because it’s the middle of the workday, gosh.

In World of Warcraft there are plenty of reasons to run old content -- mounts, pets, transmog -- but for the past five years, defeating the Lich King in Icecrown Citadel during the holiday season can also help defeat one of the trickiest real life bosses out there.

Look, I just love Ashkandi.

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We knew that Season 16, the Season of Grandeur, would be coming to Diablo 3 on January 11th due to the patch notes for patch 6.2.4 -- that date has now been changed to the 18th.

After viewing the Lost Honor cinematic at BlizzCon 2018, it was clear that Saurfang's tale was far from over -- Horde players can now follow that story forward.

Y’know, my gut instinct when I first saw this month’s Splatfest was to go with Team Villain. Makes sense, right? I’m evil, etc. etc. — but then I looked at the actual list of characters on each side. Link, not surprisingly, was on the heroes side, however.

Link is my main.

So, I went with Team Heroes, and it… well, we didn’t win. And now I’m thinking that I should’ve just counted Dark Link — who is not an Echo Fighter like Dark Pit is — as Team Villain and called it a day with that decision.

Oh well. I suppose we should Queue.