World of Warcraft's Midnight expansion is now live for all players, kicking off the second part of the Worldsoul Saga as baddie (in every sense of the word) Xal'atath invades Azeroth with an army of void creatures at her beck and call.

Like any good World of Warcraft update from the last decade, the Midnight expansion introduces a whole host of new mounts for collectors to get their hands on.

World of Warcraft has updated its Legacy Loot content pool again, as Dragonflight's joins during the line-up during the Midnight pre-patch. Legacy Loot was originally introduced during Battle for Azeroth, scoped to include all past expansions' raids and dungeons up to Mists of Pandaria.

The gear upgrade system has changed in World of Warcraft: Midnight and you will no longer need valorstones to upgrade gear, only Dawncrests and gold.

So I’ve been looking at getting a new (used) car, and a lot of what shows up in my criteria has been the Kia Soul. Today, while my most favoritest person and I went to a local farmers’ market, we saw at least five different Souls parked there. I don’t know how closely overlapped the Venn diagram is between Kia Soul owners and Farmers’ Markets are but it’s gotta be overlapped pretty heavily.

I do appreciate that they all seem to be nice and colorful. Most cars I’ve seen are white, grey, or black. When did they all get so boring?!

While I lament the changing automotive trends, it’s time for our daily question and answer column — The Queue!

With a lead in their hot little hands freshly pried from the storage of a hijacked murder-drone, our crew of Starfinder adventurers -- brought together first to meet their friend Tier-99-Professor, then by happenstance to investigate his murder -- dive into the back alleys and data storage centers of Striving to see if they can pin down any clues as to why someone would want the good Professor dead.

It's Monday, but it's also Midnight launch day for those that celebrate (which is probably most of us).

It's time to race through the skies of our favorite shattered planet, with this year's Outland Cup rewards including some dazzling red-and-gold transmog options.

Looking at the new Silvermoon, and Eversong Woods in general is, in many ways, almost like looking at a “WoW 2.” Or, perhaps, a remastered version of WoW. It’s a bigger, better-looking, improved on nearly every aspect version of the same zones we first saw in Burning Crusade, 19 years ago. Familiar places, locations, NPCs, looking shiny and new and breathtaking.

This is The Queue, our daily Q&A column where we have a constant sense of awe finding out how that gate or that tunnel or that spire looks just like it does in our memories, but better.

Midnight releases into early access later this week, and then full release next week, so for now the crew is pretty much just in waiting mode.