Warcraft

This week's maintenance is scheduled to last all day for Midnight realms as Blizzard rolls out WoW patch 12.0.1, which includes many class updates and additional UI improvements — primarily things we've already seen testing on the beta, just rolling to live a little before the Midnight launch.

Though Blizzard has given us a roadmap for World of Warcraft in 2026, it doesn't include anything about our new favorite feature, Player Housing (aka house transmog).

Along with the surprise early release of Endeavors with the Midnight pre-patch, recent updates also brought a number of adjustments to decor placement costs to help us decorate our growing homes.

Now that we've wrapped on the fel-filled finale of Legion: Remix, the time is ripe to speculate on where the future of our adventures into the past with the Infinite Dragonflight might take us.

The animated Player Housing trailer that aired at the tail end of last week's State of Azeroth livestream included a yard and house exterior absolutely covered in decorative pink flamingos -- and you can collect your very own hot pink flock of bird decor after a few short quests.

World of Warcraft introduced player housing to the community as part of the lead-up to the coming Midnight expansion, and Blizzard is taking that commitment seriously.

It's Tuesday morning, and that means it's time for World of Warcraft maintenance.

The new Midnight transmog system is here, and navigating the user interface can be a bit tricky -- luckily, we're here to give you a rundown on exactly how to use it so you can look your Sunday best while you adjust to the rest of the patch 12.0 update.

This February is the third anniversary of the World of Warcraft Trading Post and to celebrate, more Trading Post vendors are setting up at the Forgegrounds in Dornogal and will sell a bunch of items from previous Trading Post inventories.

Have you ever looked at your front lawn and thought "gee, a portal to a nether dimension would look lovely next to my Azaleas" in Player Housing?