It's Monday, which means it's time to catch up on the week that was and the week to come.

Yes, I know WoW has a new expansion and everyone is excited about it. Xal’atath is great, yadda yadda. Did you know that the Cataclysm expansion has just been released as well?! (For Hearthstone.)

This is The Queue, our daily Q&A column where we play other Blizzard games too! (But we also play a lot of WoW, and we are super excited about it as well, so you’ll get that too, of course.)

Let’s open with a Hearthstone question.

Liz Patt took a spin in the hosting chair for the first time this week, with Joe and Liz and Cory on board to keep her on her toes.

Blizzard's 2026 roadmap for World of Warcraft didn't include anything about our new favorite feature, Player Housing (aka house transmog), but Blizzard still has lots of plans for in-game housing.

Diablo 3 Season 37 was the second time we'd seen the Forbidden Archives theme since the game started recycling themes, and while the rerun wasn't as exciting as it could be, Kanai's Cube-o-Rama is one of our favorite themes, letting us play with all sorts of wild Kanai's Cube combinations.

It’s a beautiful day in Silvermoon City… as long as you don’t turn around and look up at the sky, anyway. But there’s no time to sit around enjoying the scenery, because we have quests to finish, reputation to grind, prey to track, and delves to clear.

And we can’t forget the Queue, of course. This is the Queue, our daily Q&A column where we do our best to answer your questions and we all get to have a good time in the comments section because of it. Let’s get to it.

Break out the wire strippers and voltimeter, Electrician Simulator is free this week on the Epic Games Store.

Mists of Pandaria Classic's fourth phase, Escalation, is going live worldwide on March 31, 2026 once weekly maintenance concludes.

Once again, it's a new Hearthstone expansion, Cataclysm, and we get a new "recipe" Brawl.

If you’re not terminally online like I am — first of all, good for you, because it means you get to miss the latest Nvidia DLSS discourse. The short version is that while DLSS 1 through 4.5 were legitimate ways to improve your framerate in games via some honestly ingenius graphics card shenanigans, DLSS 5 appears to throw all that out the window in favor of taking creative control away from the graphics professionals who designed it and handing it to the same slop factories that are responsible for AI deepfake videos. The internet has reacted accordingly, while Nvidia’s CEO has decided to take the Principal Skinner “no, it’s the children who are wrong” approach to the feedback.

At least we got a bumper crop of memes out of it, right?

Anyway, this is The Queue, our daily question and answer column where we have some thoughts about generative AI, but my mom taught me that if you don’t have anything nice to say, you say it quietly with your friends instead of in public. Let’s get to it.