Lore

Games approach their storytelling in different ways for different reasons.

To this day, I love the moment in Diablo 3: Reaper of Souls where you discover that the King of Westmarch has been deposed and murdered by one of his noblemen during the Reaper invasion of the city.

I often wonder about how other people play World of Warcraft.

It can be a happy moment, it can be a sad moment, but I want to know what moment in World of Warcraft has stuck with you over the years.

There are certain themes we hear when discussing Sylvanas Windrunner and her role in World of Warcraft lately.

If you're interested in WoW Classic you may be wondering what the game was about in those days.

I've been slamming my head against the WoW Classic beta for a while now, scraping those levels and otherwise doing my level best to see as much of the story as possible.

So this past week the new DLC for Assassin’s Creed Odyssey came out, the raid finder for Crucible of Storms dropped, and I finally got the final DLC for Pathfinder: Kingmaker, so there’s been a lot of games I could be playing while at the same time I have real life stuff to do. It gets kind of tense to try and carve out time to play when you feel like it means you’re not doing what you’re supposed to do. Right now I’m giving myself a little time to play Kingmaker while writing this Queue. That’s my Aasimar Paladin, who is really mostly just a Two-Handed Weapon Fighter with  one Paladin level just to be contrary. Both this game and the Odyssey DLC have made for a lot of enjoyment this week, so I’m gonna ask you guys — what have you been enjoying? What are you guys finding yourselves engrossed in?

This is the Queue. Let’s talk about stuff.

The lore of any game is there to help the game be fun and engaging.

If you've been waiting to play Orphea, now you can -- she's live in the Nexus right now, and brings a new flavor to the mid-range Assassin role.