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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.

It's Tuesday morning, and that means it's time for World of Warcraft maintenance.

The new Midnight transmog system is here, and navigating the user interface can be a bit tricky -- luckily, we're here to give you a rundown on exactly how to use it so you can look your Sunday best while you adjust to the rest of the patch 12.0 update.

Mark your calendars, World of Warcraft players -- whether you've just joined the fun or you've been along for the ride since the beginning, the next chapter of Azeroth's story, Midnight, will have its Early Access go live at 3pm pacific (6pm eastern) on February 26.

This February is the third anniversary of the World of Warcraft Trading Post and to celebrate, more Trading Post vendors are setting up at the Forgegrounds in Dornogal and will sell a bunch of items from previous Trading Post inventories.

Have you ever looked at your front lawn and thought "gee, a portal to a nether dimension would look lovely next to my Azaleas" in Player Housing?

Continuing on a trend of transparency that started prior to Dragonflight, the World of Warcraft team today gave us a look at a 2026 roadmap that shows both the expected cadence of Midnight's content patches, as well as some new and exciting features and game modes and the return of an older feature that we haven't seen outside of a single experiment during Battle for Azeroth.

Celebrate the World of Warcraft Trading Post's third birthday when February starts with an array of new Pandaren, Sindorei, and Anubisath-themed items!

One of the more mysterious announcements in today's State of Azeroth livestream was a new standalone game mode that will go live with WoW patch 12.1.7 sometime this autumn.

With all this Player Housing stuff finally coming to WoW, adding a Prop Hunt mode where the player can become the decor is an obvious next step.