Warcraft

World of Warcraft's newest expansion, Midnight, just launched on March 2, 2026, but Blizzard is not content to bask in the success of what is, by all accounts, a well-received expansion launch, and the developers are already hard at work on patch 12.0.5.

The first season of World of Warcraft: Midnight  is less than a week away, and with it the return of The Race to World First.

World of Warcraft's semi-annual Trial of Style is on the horizon, and that means free transmog -- sort of.

Midnight is officially live, but that doesn't mean that the previous 21 years of World of Warcraft content has gone anywhere -- and if you're anything like me, you have been striking a balance between defending the Sunwell from Xal'atath's invading forces and running decade-old dungeons and quests to farm mounts, achievement, and transmog.

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.

This week all World of Warcraft servers are scheduled for two hours of downtime this morning, and it seems like a more reasonable time period than last week's optimistic one-hour maintenance, which wound up running for two hours anyway.

This week saw the release of Blizzard's first significant decor pack for WoW Player Housing on the Blizzard online store.

World of Warcraft Midnight starts off with four main factions you can earn reputation and Renown with: Silvermoon Court, Amani Tribe, Hara'ti, and The Singularity.

The latest World of Warcraft expansion, Midnight, is off and running -- hopefully you've had time to dive into the new content, get a feel for the new features and major changes, and get an overall first impression of the twelfth chapter of our adventures across Azeroth.

Many of us are currently exploring the new Midnight questing zones, and while questing around Harandar you may have noticed it has a significant moth problem.