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The Hearthstone team has announced a round of changes to select cards in the Basic set in preparation for Whispers of the Old Gods.

This weekend in Heroes of the Storm esports we're seeing the lead up for two of the biggest events of the season: Heroes of the Dorm and the Spring Global Championships.

Today's submitter writes, "I know it's a bit late for a Christmas-themed screenshot, but this just seemed so delightfully ominous, and Deerhart of Pocket Apocalypse on Shadowsong (US-A) looked so grumpy, I couldn't resist sending it in." Since it's New Year's Day, I assume she's sucking on that leftover candy cane to get the lingering taste of André Cold Duck and cherry Chapstick from an ill-advised midnight kiss out of her mouth.

Happy New Year's Eve, everyone!

Submitter Zylostout of Spectacular Death on Llane (US-A) writes, "After a big meal with lots of food and drink, there is nothing quite as nice as lovely nap.

At the stroke of midnight ET, StarCraft II: The Legacy of the Void's servers finally went live.

We all have our video game archenemies.

A little more than four years ago–where does the time go?–Ghostcrawler posted a Dev Watercooler that would change tanking forever. In “Threat Level Midnight”, Ghostcrawler outlined what would come to be known as active mitigation, promising to “shift more tank mitigation to require active management.” We’ve been tanking under this new regime for the length of an entire olympiad now. It’s been tweaked and improved a few times from class to class as the expansions passed, and now the question is: was this new system an upgrade? Is tanking more fun now with active mitigation than it was before, and are there improvements that still could be made?

Submitter Draenisha of the Queue on Nesingwary (US-A) forgot to set her alarm clock, and is now ten and a half months late to Warlords of Draenor.

To continue our glimpses behind-the-scenes here at Blizzard Watch this week, we thought we'd offer a small rundown of a typical day for the people running the site in their own words -- and a look at our workspaces.