Argus

The homeworld of the Eredar.

With the Broken Shores patch hitting the live servers on Tuesday, Blizzard dropped the cinematic for it during Thursday's livestream: [youtube id=ixtWdYkJbdE] Before I dive into this one, I want to point out just how far Blizzard has come with their patch cinematics.

For the record, yes, they should hire me to write a Warcraft novel, and it would be an awesome tale of the generational struggles of a family of Draenei during their long flight from Argus. I suspect I’d die working on Volume 10 of the thing.

It’s the Queue, let’s talk about stuff.

Seriously, if Argus is patch 7.3, what's next?

Though little to no information was provided about the content of patch 7.3, one thing was made clear in today's Legion panel at BlizzCon: the upcoming patch 7.2 and the Tomb of Sargeras is not the end of the Legion expansion.

I finally got around to finishing off Emerald Nightmare this week.

I honestly find myself wondering how World of Warcraft could possibly top Legion.

Ever since the introduction of the Vrykul I’ve thought we should get them as playable characters. In a perfect world they’d be Alliance, to counter the Horde having Tauren (or perhaps Ogres, if the Horde ever gets those) and they’d look like the ones in the header image. Honestly, while I don’t really care that much for male Vrykul models, I’ve always dug female Vrukul models.

I’m listening to Killswitch Engage’s ‘Always’ as I type this. Let’s do the Queue.

We all know that World of Warcraft: Chronicle Volume 1 will be out next month, and a preview of said book gave us a lot of interesting new details about Azeroth.

Okay, bear with me. This is The Queue, and we answer your Blizzard questions.

I’m going to go off on a bit of a tangent at the end of today’s Queue. If you don’t care about my opinions on Argus, then you can skip the last one.