World of Warcraft Player Housing comes with the promise of near-infinite customization, including the ability to dye your furniture and decor items.

With Midnight news everywhere, it's a big week in Warcraft...

Coming during Midnight, once a full tier set has been completed, the appearance for all lower tiers of the same appearance will also be unlocked.

It’s been five years since I started writing for Blizzard Watch! I was so young back then! Well actually no I was old back then too — but I was younger! To quote They Might Be Giants: I was young and foolish then/I feel old and foolish now.

Dang, that’s a horrible intro. You’d think I’d have the hang of this writing thing after five years.

Of course the big news is all the Midnight info that’s been coming out this week, but we also got a new album from Rachael Yamagata today! Fun fact: she’s half-sister to Josh Ruben of Dropout/Make Some Noise fame. I’m not aware of any other albums being released today.

While I patiently wait by the mailbox for my celebratory 5-year Blizzard Watch sword let’s answer some questions!

This week our hosts Liz and Joe were joined by Nick, our WoW Classic expert.

This week brought another in-depth preview of all things Midnight, which means there are new details on quite a few aspects of Player Housing.

Coming in hot from today's Midnight news, Valorstones are no longer going to be a thing.

During the World of Warcraft Midnight Deep Dive, Blizzard quietly added pre-orders for the Midnight Collector's Edition to the US Blizzard Gear Store.

I mean, it’s the day after the podcast, why wouldn’t they drop a ton of news about the upcoming expansion?

Unrelated but naming your kid Arator is like the WoW version of naming a kid Artur. Just put in the H, you’re not helping.

In addition to a few free packs for free-to-play game Firestone, this week the Epic Games Store is giving away a great open world survival crafter for free.