I apologize for the header image being somewhat washed out, it’s the best I could do with the teaser vid.

We love listener questions and go out of our way to answer them no matter the topic, so sometimes the topics we cover range far and wide.

In modern times, there are so many possible ways to spend your free time that it can be overwhelming.

You are waiting with your spreadsheet to try to grab a unique first and last name. I am about to get on a steam train in the wilderness in a DLC for one of my favorite long-term games.

This is The Queue, our daily column where you ask us the questions, and we deny all evidence to the contrary that the island in the DLC is named after me.

While there is no early access period for World of Warcraft: Forever, one thing to put on your calendar besides the November 4 release is the early name reservation window, which starts on October 27...

After two weeks of eight-hour maintenance, I'm pleased to announce that all World of Warcraft servers will be offline for just an hour this morning.

It’s just around the corner!

Have you eaten your first box of candy and needed to buy the “Shameful Second” box? The “Is What It Is third box?” The “Accepting You Have a Problem and Doing Nothing to Change It” fourth box?

I certainly don’t know what you’re talking about, and I resent your accusatory stares right now.

While I try and find a spot to dispose of a small mountain of wrappers, it’s time for our daily question and answer column — The Queue!

Stop me if you've heard this one before: a bunch of crypts in the lowest level of a vampire's lair, holding silver, lurking undead enemies, a secret our big bad guy doesn't want found, and more.

While there were plenty of happenings last week — with a new Hearthstone expansion and a new phase for The Burning Crusade Classic Anniversary realms — I think all eyes are on World of Warcraft: Forever, which launches next week, and it's a little hard to get excited about anything else.

I’m going on a vacation trip soon and I hope I get isekai’d into some videogame world. Some of those locations you see in games look so realistic that one might think they could actually exist in real life!

This is the Queue, our daily Q&A column where sometimes we wonder what it would be like to visit Azeroth, or Hyrule, or Planet Zebes, and then we decide to play some Assassin’s Creed. (I wish Florence was real.)