Midnight

World of Warcraft patch 12.1 has brought the standard set of exciting new content for players, but one thing no one had on their bingo card was in-game access to Discord chat.

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.

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).

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.

The World of Warcraft content train shows no sign of slowing down as we start to head into the end of the first set of patches for Midnight.

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.

Introduced with patch 12.0.5, Decor Duels brought the idea of "prop hunt" gameplay to World of Warcraft -- the game, ostensibly an old training exercise revived by the newly-united elves, had players split into teams of hiders and seekers; the hiders would assume the form of ordinary inanimate objects, while the seekers would have to find the disguised players.