Warcraft

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.

Blizzard is continuing to refine and add to the cooldown manager's functionality in World of Warcraft when patch 12.1, the Curse of Ula'tek, goes live on August 11, 2026.

The latest World of Warcraft Twitch Drop is Sorcerer's Grassy Garb, a green color variant of the wizard hat and cloak transmog we've seen on World of Warcraft's monthly Trading Post a few times now.

The latest WoW patch is now live: patch 12.1, the Curse of Ula'tek, features a new zone with new activities including public events, dungeons, delves, and a new raid launches on August 11, 2026, and the servers are expected to come back online at 3pm pacific (6pm eastern).

World of Warcraft patch 12.1 is going live today, and that means big maintenance for Midnight realms.

It's just about time to turn the pages of World of Warcraft once again with the Curse of Ula'tek update going live Tuesday.

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.

It's a pretty modest maintenance day for World of Warcraft, with a quick hour of downtime for Mists of Pandaria and The Burning Crusade, and a relatively short two-hour maintenance for Midnight and WoW Classic.