Warcraft

We'll be headed off the coast of Zul'Aman to The Coiled Isle for Midnight's patch 12.1, and one of the tweaks to perennial content is how we will interact with World Bosses.

World of Warcraft Midnight Season 2 begins on August 18, 2026, one week after patch 12.1's August 11, 2026 launch.

While sports fans of Earth are cheering on their home nations in the ongoing World Cup (go sportsball!), players of World of Warcraft have a chance to practice some footie and earn some unique cosmetic rewards.

The latest World of Warcraft patch is now live: WoW patch 12.0.7 launched on June 16, 2026.

This week's World of Warcraft maintenance is a quick one for many players, but a patch is rolling out for Midnight servers that will keep the realms offline all day.

There's been plenty of big-picture content in Midnight so far: major plot developments, new game modes, more types of Elves than you can shake a Void-Touched Battle Baton at -- but sometimes it's nice to slow way down and appreciate the tiny little details that give Azeroth its flavor and make it seem like a bustling, living world.

It's a glorious Tuesday, because all World of Warcraft servers are scheduled for a simple one-hour maintenance today, and I'm just hoping I didn't jinx it by typing that.

Most World of Warcraft players have a light Tuesday maintenance ahead of them, with just an hour of downtime for Midnight, Classic, and The Burning Crusade servers.

Grab your mushroom-chopping axe, because we're headed to Harandar for the first mid-season World of Warcraft raid in several expansions.

One of the discussions around the current state of affairs in World of Warcraft centers around repair costs -- namely, how expensive they're getting.