Priests are a little underpowered in Hearthstone right now, and have been for a while. So it’s no surprise that fans got a little mad when Blizzard showed off Purify, a terrible new card that will be added to the game tomorrow with the adventure pack One Night in Karazhan.

I’ve been working at Kotaku for five years. In those five years, I have posted hundreds of video game screenshots. I’ve taken hundreds more that never saw the light of day. UNTIL NOW.

You can e-mail us tips at tips@kotaku.com or send them directly to any of our writers. You can follow us on Twitter or Facebook. You can even subscribe to our new, daily newsletter. We have a YouTube page, too. You can subscribe to our podcast, Kotaku Splitscreen, on iTunes. For a list of all Kotaku subsites, click…

Gawker The Best Way To Eat Chipotle | Screengrabber Hannah Storm Announces Live On SportsCenter That John Saunders Is Dead | Gizmodo We Were Wrong About How Ancient Humans Colonized North America | Jezebel Gabby Douglas Reminds Everyone That She’s Being Patriotic by Bringing Home Gold |

Andrey Vozny is an artist from Russia working in the video game business.

Team D.Va, activate! Welcome to the most annoying Overwatch team I’ve ever been a part of.

The best things come to those who wait—especially those who wait in line. Giving up their precious time to stand in a line for hours (or days) to do or see something cool has always been a badge of honor for fans. I have many such badges, because I’ve waited in a lot of lines for a lot of things. And I have very few…

If you have followed the path of the Atlas in No Man’s Sky, you may already be carrying a few Atlas Stones. While the game never really tells you what to DO with Atlas Stones, we now know what the deal is. (Some spoilers ahead.)

Pokémon Uranium, one of the more interesting attempts by fans to build an all-new Pokémon game, is finally finished!

We’re just a month and a half away from Final Fantasy XV, an RPG ten years in the making. And because this is 2016, there’s already a season pass.

Jamel Wilkins says he Smashes with honor and dignity. And yet, for over a month, he was marooned in what players are calling “Smash Hell,” apparently an alternate server on which soft-banned Super Smash Bros. 4 players are forced to play with each other, regardless of their innocence.

In the years leading up to the much-hyped release of No Man’s Sky, which launched yesterday, director Sean Murray talked several times about players being able to spot one another in the wild. So why hasn’t that happened yet?

Spencer Kern, a man so handy we’ve featured his work before, has seen people’s Pokémon Go battery woes and decided to do something about it.

The Rio Olympics will be the big story everyone’s talking about for the next couple of weeks. If you don’t have time to keep up with everything, bookmark this page. We’ll roundup the big stuff everyone will be talking about here so you can catch up quick.