Player Housing

Player Housing enthusiasts were particularly excited for WoW patch 12.1, which would add the ability to move your home's entrance, allowing you to build basements or simply change your layout without starting over.

While some players have embraced Player Housing feature of World of Warcraft Midnight wholeheartedly, others have found the system very intimidating, and constantly compare themselves to the polished houses being posted by big content creators.

World of Warcraft patch 12.1 adds one of the most requested features for the Player Housing system: Blueprints.

Midnight patch 12.1 almost launched with a bug that would've been utter tragedy for fans of the upcoming blueprint feature for saving, sharing, and reusing house layouts.

If you've been making dyes to color the furniture in your World of Warcraft character's house, you might be caught off guard by an upcoming change -- but don't worry, it's just a lead in to a really good update for the dye system.

Player Housing decor collectors will have a new fishy friend to acquire in Midnight's patch 12.1, and its looping swim animation makes it perfect for placing in your at-home aquarium.

When Pepe was originally introduced in Warlords of Draenor, this adorable orange avian companion was an interactable object in your Garrison, who got easier to reach as your Garrison was upgraded, so it make perfect sense that he's coming to visit our Player Housing house, too.

With the announcement of World of Warcraft patch 12.1.

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.

World of Warcraft patch 12.0.5 brought a number of undocumented changes -- some intentional, some not.