Warcraft

We're off to the gearing-up races in Season 1 of Midnight, so it makes sense to pause and reflect on the first week and Silvermoon City's first Great Vault bonanza.

We're starting the second week of Midnight season 1, and the second long maintenance for modern World of Warcraft servers, with four hours of downtime scheduled.

Blizzard's 2026 roadmap for World of Warcraft didn't include anything about our new favorite feature, Player Housing (aka house transmog), but Blizzard still has lots of plans for in-game housing.

Mists of Pandaria Classic's fourth phase, Escalation, is going live worldwide on March 31, 2026 once weekly maintenance concludes.

It's certainly quite the headline, so whether you've been following along with popcorn in hand or you have no idea what's happening let's break down the latest developments of this uniquely 2026 story.

In World of Warcraft Midnight, completing the main story to earn reputation and increase your Renown with each of the new Midnight factions will only get you so far now that everything is Warband-wide.

World of Warcraft's Midnight expansion kicked off off the second part of the Worldsoul Saga as baddie (in every sense of the word) Xal'atath invades Azeroth with an army of void creatures at her beck and call.

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

This week's WoW server maintenance is a big one, at least for some servers: Midnight realms are scheduled to be offline for four hours, while all versions of WoW Classic are scheduled to be back online within the hour.

While there's a ton coming to WoW in patch 12.0.5, one of the smaller features, Abyss Anglers, caught our eye, because it seems similar to an indie game a lot of us around the office adore: Dave the Diver.