Midnight

Each of the new zones in World of Warcraft Midnight will have zone-specific events and open world activities that include a variety of objectives designed to interest all types of players.

After a few weeks of post-Gamescom waiting, Blizzard suddenly released a positive deluge of information on all of its World of Warcraft: Midnight announcements.

Information is still filtering out from Gamescom, but one thing we have seen from Blizzard’s Developer Deep Dive Panel was an update on their push to eliminate the need for third party combat addons.

With the confusing firehose of Midnight information that was Gamescom 2025 dried up, it's time to take a breath and reflect on which of the announced features of the next World of Warcraft expansion we are most excited about.

As a Druid, I've become a single-issue Midnight player -- all I want to know is if I'll be able to make my bear form look as cool and ferocious as the bear loa Nalorakk.

World of Warcraft Midnight will raise the level cap to 90, and that means 10 more talent points for players to spend.

Rumors of a Haranir Allied Race have been swirling ever since they made an appearance in an early trailer for The War Within, but Haranir are finally becoming a playable race in World of Warcraft Midnight.

There will be 11 new Delves in World of Warcraft Midnight to explore across the expansions first four zones.

After unearthing treasures in Delves throughout The War Within, Brann Bronzebeard will be hanging up his remaining hats to make way for our new Midnight companion: the Blood Elf Rogue Valeera Sanguinar.

Not only is World of Warcraft: Midnight looking to be the epic Void versus Light battle we've desperately craved, it's glowing up some beloved (and previously abused) locations on Azeroth while introducing some new ones.