“Knight to C3,” commanded Peggy Sparklewrench. The gnome was determined to beat Medivh this time.

Medivh cheated. The black Knight burst into flames.

Having lost the game, Peggy said “screw this” and headed to the hot tub that had been set up on the Nightbane balcony, to take a dip with her new friends (a murloc, a cow, and Reno Jackson).

This is The Queue, our daily Q&A column where stories sometimes have exciting beginnings but predictable endings.

Midnight, the latest expansion for World of Warcraft, released this week, so that's most of our discussion.

Warlocks are the second new class in Diablo 4's next expansion, Lord of Hatred, and now Blizzard has given us an in-depth look at the class for the first time.

The latest World of Warcraft expansion, Midnight, is off and running -- hopefully you've had time to dive into the new content, get a feel for the new features and major changes, and get an overall first impression of the twelfth chapter of our adventures across Azeroth.

Many of us are currently exploring the new Midnight questing zones, and while questing around Harandar you may have noticed it has a significant moth problem.

I labeled this Queue carefully so I would not forget about it. But I may have created a problem, because Queues like having unique names, and I’m going to run out of headline variations at some point.

Fortunately that’s a problem for future Liz, and present Liz is doing just fine.

This is the Queue, our daily Q&A column where you ask questions, I try to answer them, and we all get to hang out in the comments section.

Turnip Boy isn't just a felon and a menace, he's also the star of this week's free game on the Epic Games Store.

We've all known, since it first appeared as decoration in the Undermine zone, that this Shu'halo Perspective painting (an original Moocasso!) is the greatest piece of art that's ever been created in World of Warcraft.

We’re adding a few new writers to the Blizzard Watch team, as well as an artist to help us with new designs for merch.

Today's Hearthstone Tavern Brawl lets you make a finely curated deck of only a few cards and almost guarantee you'll get the cards you need on each turn.