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As the servers came up for World of Warcraft's latest -- and apparently final -- major patch of Battle for Azeroth, two new cinematics surfaced to set the stage.

The story in World of Warcraft has changed significantly since the game arrived in 2004.

Welcome to The Queue, our daily column where you ask us questions on a varied array of topics, we give you answers, and then the comments devolve into zany shenanigans. Today we have a ton of pet battling questions, some lore stuff, and a side of esports. If there’s one word you can use to describe the Queue, “varied” is definitely a good one. I’m lying low after this one, though.

It's been almost four months since Imperius danced his way into the Heroes of the Storm pantheon and we're finally getting another hero.

In patch 8.1.5, Alliance players will finally be able to unlock the Kul Tirans as an Allied Race -- here's how to make that happen.

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.

Blizzard just released a new Battle for Azeroth cinematic during the opening ceremony that features the faceoff we've been waiting for.

For those of you who skipped Mists of Pandaria, it was in this expansion that we formally met Wrathion, a member of the Black Dragonflight.

Hearthstone's Boomsday Project expansion has come out, so you might have already seen the card shown in this video reveal.

The Horde and Alliance are on a collision course to war.