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).

World of Warcraft patch 12.1 is going live today, and that means big maintenance for Midnight realms.

It’s road trip time with my favorite person! We’re going to go see a band I like, visit some hot springs, and do other things! It’s gonna be fun on the bun. Or at least fun on the Twizzlers and other gummy candies, as the only way I can buy road trip snacks is to act like an eight-year-old who’s just been given a twenty in a candy shop.

By the time you’re reading this, I’ll have already been driving for a few hours, so wish me good coffee and clear roads.

While I check the map once again to see if there’s any short cuts to take, it’s time for our daily question and answer column — The Queue!

It's just another day in the sleepy little town of New Novemberwood, just a regular old day like any other.

It's almost time!

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.

Together, we ride. We go to some ranch and we rent some horses for two hours or something, I don’t know. We’ll figure this out.

This is The Queue, our daily column where if Qs were horses and As were also horses, we’d ride them! Together!

There have been few hopes dashed harder than when Matt looked at our topics and thought for a brief, shining moment that maybe dyes were coming to transmog, and not just staying in Player Housing.

MEKA squadron leader and D.Va's best frenemy D.Mon finally joins the Overwatch hero roster in season 4, which releases August 11.