Phil Xavier

No, seriously: over the past few months we've seen a lot of people wondering who the heck this elf lady is — people don't seem to recognize her as Alleria Windrunner.

Perils in Paradise has been an odd expansion balance-wise, with incredibly aggressive decks winning games by turns four or five, combo decks dealing lethal damage from hand probably too soon, and control decks resurrecting a plethora of nearly unkillable copies of Zilliax.

Did anything major happen last night?

No?

I mean, I feel like something big was supposed to happen, but it kept getting postponed. Did I dream it?

Either way, let’s take a break from all those silly Warband things: it’s time to Queue, The Queue! How many questions can I cram into this warband-themed Queue? Twelve?!

The Spiritborn is the new class being added to Diablo 4 in its first expansion, Vessel of Hatred, and it comes equipped with four Key Passives that are "designed to be more open-ended." But what does that mean?

You thought it was Anna… but it was me, Red!!!

I don’t own a bear named Rutherford Bear Hayes and I don’t have dozens of great literature recommendations, but I’ll still try my best to honor the age-old tradition of the Tuesday Queue as Anna enjoys her vacation.

I’m gonna play it safe: gotta go with Standard Tuesday Queue rules. Best of five, single elimination, no jackpot, winner takes it all.

So buckle up, birdos, and let’s Queue.

Sometimes all you wanna do is think about cute whelps having fun, and perhaps even wish you were in their shoes. (Do dragons wear shoes? I don’t know; someone should ask that on the next Queue).

But you don’t always have access to a pool, or bathtub, or the ocean, so you might consider doing the second best thing instead: answering questions, and adding fun prompts and pictures to embellish some of them.

I’m in luck, for I can do that second thing. So let’s get to that!

In a somewhat surprising decision, the Hearthstone team has decided to temporarily ban a card from Standard via a hotfix: Splish-Splash Whelp.

Diablo 4 made big changes to its itemization in Season 4, and many players who reached endgame during that season found that Legendary items were made much stronger overall -- which, in turn, made Unique items far less appealing in comparison.

“Hello, Peter.”

…I mean, there’s a chance that’s your name — at least a few of you are probably called Peter. But even if it isn’t, that’s okay: my character here is not Doctor Octopus either, he was just modeled after him.

So let’s model this column around answering some questions!

Starting today with the Midsummer Fire Festival, bad luck protection is being added to holiday boss drops in World of Warcraft.