Midnight

Midnight's patch 12.0.5 offers a wide variety of new things to try, including a hide-and-seek mini-game tied into Player Housing.

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

Decor Duel is a quirky PVP mode added to World of Warcraft Midnight in patch 12.0.5, and it's basically just hide and seek, but magic.

Believe it or not, World of Warcraft's next installment of content is already on the radar -- we just got our first look at Midnight patch 12.0.7, and there seems to be quite a lot going on for a relatively minor update.

It's been several weeks, and we've all had time to settle into the Midnight addon environment -- have you been handling the transition with grace, or are you mashing your keyboard randomly and being repeatedly eaten by lynxes just outside of the Silvermoon gates without your meticulously crafted addon-heavy UI?

Patch 12.0.5 launched Tuesday in World of Warcraft, and while there were a lot of features players were excitedly looking forward to -- Decor Duels, Abyss Anglers, or even helping Decimus help us by finishing the Voidforge -- the patch also launched with one major thing players were not expecting or looking forward to: critical bugs that caused the Player Housing system to be disabled, at least in the US and Oceania.

Abyss Anglers is a new fishing activity coming to World of Warcraft in patch 12.0.5 that some have been comparing to indie game Dave the Diver (it was us; the whole thing seems suspiciously legally distinct).

With the opening chapter of Midnight concluded, we are left still pondering some of the most intriguing mysteries in the Worldsoul Saga.

One of the new features coming in WoW patch 12.0.5 on April 21 is something new called the Voidforge.

We're well into Season 1 of Midnight, so hopefully you've made steady progress towards the Voidspire tier set transmogs -- but which ones are shining bright in Silvermoon and which are barred entry at the gates with Umbric?