Phil Ulrich

Last week, a whole bevy of WoW content creators got their first hands-on look at player housing, followed by interviews with a number of the developers and artists behind the upcoming feature in Midnight.

While we took the time to stage a Goblin revolution in the Liberation of Undermine, even our pit stop there -- like the rest of The War Within so far -- had us dealing with the machinations of Xal'atath and other, even shadier denizens of the Void.

With the advent of WoW patch 11.1.5's Turbo Boost, players will finally be able to get their hands on the most coveted and controversial parts of Undermine(d): Puzzling Cartel Chips.

Ah, Valorstones.

If there's one thing I'm looking forward to in World of Warcraft's next expansion, it's player housing.

Were you, like the rest of WoW's players, still waiting for any word whatsoever on those Puzzling Cartel Chips?

One of the less-talked-about changes in WoW patch 11.1.5 is a pair of reputation changes for factions both old and new.

When World of Warcraft patch 11.1.5 is now live, andone of the new features that will be available right away is the Nightfall event.

WoW patch 11.1.5 brings with it the Nightfall event, among other things, but unlike the others, this one includes a new 10-level Renown track for players to progress -- just in case you were getting tired of making friends with the goblins of Undermine and all the other factions of The War Within. Like all the others, the Flame's Radiance Renown includes mostly new cosmetic rewards for you to earn, some of them very cool (and even useful), as well as the usual plethora of Valorstones, Weathered Undermine Crests, and even a buff that makes playing outdoor content in Khaz Algar easier.

When WoW patch 11.1 went up on the PTR with the Gallagio Rewards Club Renown track, one of the items that quickly caught everyone's attention was the Puzzling Cartel Chip.