Last week was a busy one for Warcraft fans as the State of Azeroth showcase dumped three roadmaps (and more) on our heads.

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.

There’s a lot going on in WoW right now, so it’s no surprise that we got a lot of questions about things that are currently going on in the game. Welcome back weekend! Housing! More housing! Midnight questing! Midnight catch up event!

This our daily Q&A column, and it’s called The Queue. You ask the questions, we provide the answers. Let’s boogie, players.

This week we started off discussing the announcement of an announcement which has now been actually announced by the time the podcast was produced and published, as a part of Blizzard's 35th anniversary.

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?

WoW Classic's latest expansion, Mists of Pandaria Classic, launched in summer 2025 alongside a roadmap outlining a bit more detail for Mists of Pandaria Classic but it really only included the pre-patch and expansion launch, which felt a little slim for the last half of 2025.

World of Warcraft Classic Anniversary realms have officially become The Burning Crusade Classic anniversary realms with the successful rollout of the TBC Classic pre-patch on January 13, 2026, and players have already  begun preparations to traverse the Dark Portal on February 5, 2026 when the expansion launches.

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.