Hearthstone's next expansion, Escape From Violet Hold launches July 7, and we're getting a pre-release Tavern Brawl where, as usual, we can open the new expansion packs in advance!

Here are some things to keep in mind about whether or not we have to start having memorials to Suchomimus, the Spinosaurid that has recently been in the Dinosaur loving news because a recent paper indicated that Cristatusaurus and Suchomimus may in fact have been the same animal. Why does that matter? Because if they are, then Suchomimus — the animal with more complete fossils — would become Cristatusaurus because it was named first and in taxonomy the first described specimen has naming priority.

 

The Loa of death Bwonsamdi is the first topic in this week's Lore Watch Podcast.

With the Lord of Hatred expansion, I think it's fair to say that Diablo 4 finally has a story that feels complete.

Diablo 4 Season 14: Season of Death Awakening is now live, adding your standard seasonal invasion of Sanctuary, featuring throngs of enemies and a new Big Bad to thwart, with a Pandemonium theme.

It’s too frickin hot for cogent thought, apologies.

This is The Queue, our daily column where you ask us the questions and we’ll answer — if you can find us!

It's been nearly a year, but the World of Warcraft secret finding community on Discord has finally located a dimension-traveling Purrkin that has eluded them since it was first revealed during our trip to K'aresh.

Don't let the July celebrations fool you because the theme at the World of Warcraft Trading Post this month is red, blue, and dead.

Ah, the cactus. Truly the most tsundere of plants. Dangerous on the outside, but secretly surviving on minimal amounts of affection. Touch it wrong? It retaliates. Neglect it completely, leaving it abandoned in some forlorn corner of a convention hall? Somehow, it thrives.

This is The Queue, your daily Q&A column where I’m not Cory, and I’m writing two Queues in a row. It happens sometimes. Just like love for a spiky plant, adeptly captured in a liminal picture.

This week on the Tavern Watch Podcast, we discuss one of the favorite pastimes of tabletop GMs: stealing borrowing very liberally from our favorite movies, books, and even other games for our own tabletop games.