The Queue: A great day for Cory, and therefore, the world
It’s my birthday! Today, this very day!
Of course, if you want to have a week-long celebration to properly observe it, I won’t stop you. Just make sure you watch lots of spooky things and tell someone a joke. Jokes and spooky things sum me up pretty well now that I think of it. Here’s a couple just for you, guaranteed groaners.
How do you know when a skeleton is sick? It runs a high femur!
Why do ghosts like to ride in elevators? It really raises their spirits!
While I think of some more wonderful spooky puns, it’s time for our daily question and answer column — The Queue!
Tavern Watch Plays Pirate Borg, episode 2: La Corona de Piña and other treasures
Blizzard Watch Weekly: How many patches is too many patches?
The Queue: The Black Empire
The Black Empire is coming. Again. There’s an enormous multi-tentacled creature blotting out the sun, and he comes to bring you love. Or death, I dunno.
This is The Queue, our daily Q&A column where the only question that truly matters is: who is the best Old God?
Blizzard Watch Podcast: What we love (and hate) about World of Warcraft patch 12.1.5
First Aid has gotten an overhaul in World of Warcraft: Forever
When is WoW: Midnight patch 12.1.7 release date? Our best guess is December 2026
WoW: Forever’s new Skyborne elves are getting updated visuals to better fit into old world Azeroth
The Queue: Lizdormi checking in
It’s patch week in World of Warcraft, for better and for worse, and I’m just checking in to see how everyone is doing out there. Hitting up the new raid? Checking out the Labyrinths? Experiencing perfectly wonderful new content that does nothing but spark joy?
…no? Well, we’ll have to work on that. Maybe while writing angry fanfic and waiting for the latest round of hotfixes.
But that’s the patch cycle for you. Ups and downs and downs and ups. The world keeps rolling onward regardless.
This is the Queue, our daily Q&A column where I, Lizdormi, attempt to answer your questions with what wisdom of the Dragonflights I may have. It’s not always much, but let’s get to it anyway.














