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The annual World of Warcraft Midsummer Fire Festival has launched on schedule this year, running from June 21st to July 5th. For players, completing quests and claiming all rewards will be a race against time over these two consecutive weeks.

Unlike past iterations, this Midsummer Fire Festival prioritizes narrative depth, kicking off its story-driven theme with a foundational opening quest.

As the quests and story progress, you'll earn significant experience boosts, WoW Gold, unlock achievements, and Midsummer Fire Festival's exclusive currency, Burning Blossoms, which can be used to redeem exclusive items.

Two days into the event, players are already looking for ways to fully experience it. To help you dive deeper and maximize your rewards during this brief two-week window, this guide breaks down Midsummer Fire Festival, covering everything from questlines to unique buffs and optimal completion strategies.

Quest Structure

All quests in World of Warcraft Midsummer Fire Festival are distributed across eight main camps on the map and can be broadly categorized into four types: Initial quest, daily quests, one-time quests, and festival boss quests.

1. Initial Quest

If you haven't unlocked Midsummer Fire Festival quest yet, you can interact with either Spinner of Summer Tales or Master of Summer Lore. They will guide you to Festival Fire camps and reward you with a Burning Blossom.

2. Daily Quests

After completing the introductory quest, daily quests will refresh daily. These quests are distributed across the eight major camps on World of Warcraft map:

Alliance Capital Cities

• Darnassus
• Ironforge
• Stormwind City
• The Exodar

Horde Capital Cities

• Orgrimmar
• Old Silvermoon City
• Thunder Bluff
• Old Undercity

All daily quests are issued by Horde's Festival Talespinner and Alliance's Festival Loremaster. Players must turn in the quests to them after completion to receive the rewards.

Since quests sometimes restrict players to either Horde or Alliance, you'll need to use both characters simultaneously to ensure you complete more quests and collect more Burning Blossoms.

There are two types of daily quests:

Torch Tossing

Precisely throw a torch into a brazier near the quest-giving NPC. A successful throw is indicated by a Hunter's Mark appearing in the brazier. Players need to throw 8 torch into the brazier within a time limit to complete the quest and receive 5 Burning Blossoms and a certain amount of WoW Gold as a reward.

Torch Catching

Players need to ignite an extinguished torch and catch it precisely as it bounces through the air and falls. Missing the catch will probably result in burns from the falling flames. If caught, the torch will continue bouncing, requiring another catch, much like a circus act.

The quest requires catching 4 times torch consecutively. Completing this quest rewards you with 5 Burning Blossoms and 5 Juggling Torches.

Both are daily repeatable quests, providing a stable daily income of 10 Burning Blossoms.

3. OneTime Quests

As the name suggests, these four quests can only be completed once during Midsummer Fire Festival.

Honor the Flame

A total of 134 Honor the Flame quests will be given out during the entire WoW Midsummer Fire Festival, divided into Horde, Neutral, and Alliance factions. Players will receive 5 Burning Blossoms for each faction quest completed, while neutral quests will award 10 Burning Blossoms.

Desecrate this Fire

A total of 106 Desecrate this Fire quests will be given out during the event, also divided by faction. Finishing each quest grants players a set amount of WoW Gold along with 10 Burning Blossoms.

Note that this quest must be completed within the character's opposing faction. Both Horde and Alliance factions have 53 desecrable campfires; campfires in neutral camps are invalid.

Stealing the Flame

Both Horde and Alliance factions need to complete four Stealing the Flame quests. Although there are only eight quests in total, the rewards are substantial. Finshing each quest grants a handful of WoW Gold and 25 Burning Blossoms, alongside a choice of one Midsummer Fire Festival consumable.

Incense for Festival Scorchlings

This is arguably the easiest of the four one-time quests. Players simply need to go to any festival camp in the main city, interact with the quest giver to obtain a Summer Incense, and submit it to Summer Scorchling near the festival bonfire to complete the quest and receive a Burning Blossom.

4. Festival Boss Quest

This is one of the most important quests in WoW Midsummer Fire Festival. You need to kill Frost Lord Ahune. Not only will you reliably receive 20 Burning Blossoms, but you can also open a chest from which you can choose between Tabard of Summer Skies or Tabard of Summer Flames.

If you want to obtain both, you'll need to switch to a different faction character and run Frost Lord Ahune again.

Furthermore, defeating Frost Lord Ahune gives you a shot at looting Sun Festival's Painted Roc, a mount you can use to travel between daily quests.

Special Buffs

In addition to the rewards from completing the quests, WoW Midsummer Fire Festival offers players three special buffs:

Ribbon Dance

A Ribbon Pole will appear next to each campfire in the camp. Interacting with it will connect your character to a ribbon and cause them to spin rapidly.

During this time, players will receive the special buff Ribbon Dance, which increases their experience gain by 10%. The buff's duration increases by 3 minutes every 3 seconds it's active, up to a maximum of 1 hour.

Fire Festival Fury

Throwing a Burning Blossom into a festival campfire will create an area-of-effect buff - Fire Festival Fury, which increases the critical strike chance of nearby players by 3% and reflects fire damage. This buff lasts for 1 hour.

Bonfire's Blessing

Throwing Burning Blossom into an extinguished campfire will reignite it and grant nearby allies Bonfire's Blessing buff: players have a 30% chance to reflect fire damage from any attack, increasing with player level.

Completion Strategies

With only about two weeks left until the end of WoW Midsummer Fire Festival, to help players efficiently complete quests and obtain more Gold and Burning Blossom to exchange for exclusive items, we have prepared the following practical strategies combining elements from previous summer festival events.

1. Multi-Account Teamwork

Since some quests are faction-based, having characters from different factions allows players to complete more quests. Furthermore, since some festival-exclusive items and pieces in the festival shop are account-bound or directly unlocked for account collection,

using multiple accounts to complete quests and exchange for different exclusive items allows for the significant achievement of collecting everything on a single account.

2. Task Order

Upon logging into the game each day, prioritize farming the festival boss once to obtain the exclusive mount as soon as possible. Then complete two daily quests to earn 10 Burning Blossoms. Finally, complete as many of the faction-specific one-time quests as possible.

3. Activate Buffs First

Before completing the quest, go to Ribbon Pole near the campfire to obtain Ribbon Dance buff. Once the buff reaches its maximum duration, proceed with the quest for a significant experience boost. This is ideal for alt characters unlocked through the quest, allowing for rapid leveling.

4. Timing is Key

To reduce risk when completing Stealing the Flame quest, consider going during the server's late night or early morning hours. Using stealth-oriented classes like Druid and Rogue is also beneficial.

Upon successful completion of World of Warcraft Midsummer Fire Festival event, players will also receive the festival-exclusive achievement, the title Flame Keeper and Flame Warden.

This achievement stands as a mandatory requirement for unlocking the meta-quest, What a Long, Strange Trip It's Been. Crossing the finish line on this quest line will grant players the coveted Reins of the Violet Proto-Drake.

Midsummer Fire Festival is a summer reward for players who have worked hard for half a year. The rewards are extremely generous and the process is quite easy. We hope all WoW players can obtain all the rewards.

World of Warcraft Midnight: Revelations North American servers will launch on June 16, 2026, and European servers on June 17, 2026. Two new locations, Naigtal and Val, accessible via VoidStorm, have been added, much to the anticipation of players.

This article will provide information about Naigtal & Val Showdowns in WoW Midnight Patch 12.0.7, including how to unlock them, their content, and rewards. Let's take a look.

How to Unlock?

To enter Naigtal and Val showdown zones, you need to complete the short questline with Riff Blade Myella. You will need to recruit Demon Hunters and Lightforged troops for the expedition. After completing these, you will travel to VoidStorm to open the portals to these two zones.

However, these two zones rotate weekly, so you might end up in Naigtal, a swampy area teeming with mushrooms and spores, or you might reach Val, a remote, storm-ravaged, frozen world where rebellious Void forces are gathering. This means your plans to farm a specific boss this week are ruined - the portals don't care about your plans.

Content

Once your main character unlocks these zones in WoW Midnight, your alts can immediately enter without having to repeat the starting questline. So, let's talk about what you can do in these zones.

Activities include one-time quests that reveal the zone's and quest's backstory, which is also relevant to the starting quests. In addition, you can explore the zones, defeat rare enemies, complete world quests, loot treasure, and challenge world boss in each zone.

Each region has a weekly quest: Showdown on Negaltal and Showdown on Val. You can choose to complete these quests at Normal or Heroic World Tier, but the rewards at Heroic World Tier are better, such as achievements, and a greater number of Gold and Coffer Key Shards.

Unlocking Heroic World Tier

If you want to complete the quests at Heroic World Tier, it's recommended that your item level be 274. Therefore, if you haven't reached or exceeded this level, it's best to go in a group. However, keep in mind that when these regions launch, there will be many players experiencing all the content together, so multiplayer mode may be more fun and easier than solo challenges, which are both difficult and tedious.

Some players may wonder how to switch to Heroic World Tier. Normally, when you click the portal to Naigtal & Val Showdowns, you'll see a menu similar to the one you use when entering a dungeon. You can switch modes from there and select Heroic mode.

Normally, when WoW Midnight 12.0.7 goes live, defeating one world boss on Normal difficulty (you don't need to kill both, just one within the week, regardless of your zone) will unlock Heroic difficulty world tier.

After unlocking, you'll encounter a new quest called Knocking Off Top Heroic, which requires collecting four void commander's emblems. These emblems drop from any world boss, so theoretically, it might take you four weeks to complete. However, it's possible that after Patch 12.0.7 goes live, other methods will be available to shorten the completion time. Completing the quest will grant generous rewards.

Special Currencies

Next, I'll introduce two currencies you should pay attention to in WoW Midnight Naigtal and Valor. You can use them to exchange for items you want.

Field Accolades can be obtained by completing world quests, defeating rare monsters, participating in bonus events, and acquiring them from treasure chests. These are universal currencies; if you play frequently, you'll quickly accumulate a huge amount.

Voidlight Marl is a rare currency, primarily obtained through the following methods:

• Completing the first weekly quest in each region
• Killing rare elite monsters on Heroic difficulty
• Dispelling Netherstorm (regional event)
• Unlocking chests hidden behind locked Voidgates (requires keys dropped by rare monsters)

Rewards

Voidlight Marl is necessary for obtaining top-tier rewards. For example, Patch 12.0.7 added three main mounts, but they don't drop randomly; you need to trade them with Voidlight Marl, typically for between 100 and 1500 Voidlight Marl, You can obtain the items you want from different vendors.

First is Field Smith Ventum, who sells various armor and weapons, as well as some cosmetic items. These items are the same as those in campaign and hunt quests, but with a darker color scheme, closer to Void.

Next is Zur'an, who sells Lightforged cosmetics and house decorations. Before trading these items, you need to complete Showdown Slugger achievement in both Naigtal and Val areas, which simply requires killing the six rare elite mobs you can find in each area.

The next merchant is Kir'qwan, ethereal, who sells three mounts, three battle pets, and some cosmetic items. If you want to obtain  Netherforge Null Frame and Voidmancer's Star Carver, you need to complete A Trip Through the Stars achievement first.

WoW Midnight Patch 12.0.7 is coming soon. To gain an advantage in the game, it's essential to understand and analyze the update's details beforehand. The addition of the two new areas, Naigtal and Val, is quite interesting, and players who experienced PTR server test should remember these features well. Players who haven't experienced it yet shouldn't worry; there's still a week until Patch 12.0.7's release. Let's look forward to its arrival!

In WoW Midnight Patch 12.0.7, the achievement system is closely linked to story progression. Player progress in Midnight is no longer solely determined by quest completion speed, but is constrained by the weekly chapter unlocking schedule. Even completing currently available content will not advance subsequent chapters.

To collect all mounts and pets in WoW Midnight, mastering this time-gating mechanism is essential. This guide, based on practical experience, provides an efficient collection route. In this version of Midnight, the two regions, Val and Naigtal, do not open simultaneously but rotate weekly, unlocking only one chapter of the story each week.

Players must closely follow weekly updates in WoW Midnight, otherwise their collection progress may be significantly delayed. The following will explain in stages how to complete all collections in the shortest six weeks, while also pointing out exceptions where multiple characters can shorten the cycle.

Time Gating Mechanism

The time-gating design essentially breaks down region progress into a "rhythmic progression," controlling the player experience curve through staggered unlocking times. The following is a detailed explanation of the time-gating mechanism. The main storylines of Val and Naigtal are independent, and each consists of three chapters.

Val Region

Chapter 1 unlocks in Week 1, Chapter 2 in Week 3, and Chapter 3 in Week 5. Completing all three chapters unlocks the achievement "Frosty Domanaar Politics." This achievement requires five weeks, but considering the side quests in Naigtal are interspersed throughout, complete collection in Midnight still requires six weeks.

Naigtal Region

Chapter 1 unlocks in Week 2, Chapter 2 in Week 4, and Chapter 3 in Week 6. Completing all three chapters unlocks the corresponding achievement. Since this region starts a week later, its main story achievements in WoW Midnight naturally require six weeks to complete.

Side Quests

Side quests are only available after the corresponding chapter is unlocked and are strictly tied to main story progress. For example, "The Road Not Taken Twice" unlocks when Val Chapter 1 is unlocked, and "Classic Threats" unlocks when Naigtal Chapter 1 is unlocked, and so on for subsequent chapters in Midnight.

Core Mount Acquisition

Two large mounts are tied to the complete achievements in Val and Naigtal, respectively. To acquire these mounts in WoW Midnight, five conditions must be met simultaneously: main story, side quests, rare monsters, world quests, and area-specific objectives.

Some players will prepare a certain amount of WoW Midnight Gold to get consumables or improve efficiency, thus completing the collection as quickly as possible in Week 6.

Nether Gorged Null Frame

Nether Gorged Null Frame mount requires players to complete the main story in Naigtal, all side quests, kill all rare monsters in the area, complete five quests in Anomalous Quests, and complete 15 world quests. Since the last side quest unlocks in Week 6, this mount can be obtained as early as Week 6 in Midnight.

Starmech Cosmic-Collapser

Starmech Cosmic-Collapser mount is obtained by completing the quest "A Trip Through the Stars." Similarly, because of the time-gate of the side quest, its acquisition time is also in Week 6 in WoW Midnight.

Tortured Gorger

The conditions for Tortured Gorger mount are more lenient. It requires completing 15 world quests, defeating two world bosses (one each in Val and Naigtal), completing five anomalous quests in each of the two zones, and defeating 15 rare monsters in Midnight.

Three world quests refresh every twenty minutes, and a total of 15 can be completed within a few hours. World bosses refresh weekly and must be defeated in two separate weeks.

Rare monster kill counts only accumulate after both zones are fully open. From the second week of Naigtal's opening until its re-opening in the fourth week, players can complete all rare monster kill requirements in WoW Midnight.

Due to the high spawn rate of rare monsters, kill efficiency is usually concentrated during zone openings, allowing players to complete most objectives within a single, extended timeframe in Midnight.

Pet Acquisition

Beyond the core mount progression system, there are also several passive rewards tied to collection completion, including three small pets embedded within the achievement chain for large mounts. In WoW Midnight, these pets are obtained naturally as players progress through main and side quests, defeat rare monsters, and complete world quests.

It is important to note that pet acquisition is fully integrated into the mount progression system. Players do not need to allocate extra time for separate farming or dedicated questlines; the pets are earned passively as part of the overall collection process.

Efficiency Optimization

For some count-based quests, using multiple characters can significantly reduce waiting times. Using WoW Midnight Gold can speed up character resupply or acquire key items, further improving multi-character efficiency. The following three tasks are particularly suitable for this type of operation.

Climate Strange

This task requires completing five objectives in the Climate Strange area. When an objective is active on the map, switch to five different characters and complete one objective each to complete all the counts within a single activation period in Midnight.

If using only one character, you will need to wait for the objective to reactivate multiple times, with intervals of several hours between each.

World Bosses and Rare Monsters

World bosses only have one drop opportunity per week, but kill counts are shared across accounts.

Using different characters does not speed up the kills themselves, but you can plan ahead: kill Val boss in the first week, Naigtal boss in the second week, and you can meet the requirement in two weeks in WoW Midnight. There is no character restriction for rare monster kills. Thanks to their frequent spawning, you can typically finish 15 in one evening.

Shared Quest Progress

Main quest and side quest progress are independent per character. If you miss a chapter's opening in a certain week for any reason, you cannot make up for it with other characters in Midnight. Therefore, it is recommended to focus on using your main characters to advance the storyline and avoid spreading yourself too thin.

By strategically allocating your main quests, side quests, and unusual events in WoW Midnight, you can collect all mounts and pets within six weeks.

On the expected eve of the official launch of Patch 12.0.7 for WoW Midnight, the gaze of countless players is fixed upon the publicly announced major system updates and class adjustments. However, in every version iteration, there inevitably exist changes - often minor or obscure - that get buried in lengthy patch notes.

While these changes may not constitute the core of WoW Midnight expansion, they frequently address long-standing pain points in specific gameplay scenarios. Based on test realm data and in-game verification, this article highlights five potential "hidden optimizations" - not heavily promoted by official channels - that are expected to have a tangible impact on daily gaming experience.

Abundance

Within the weekly activity cycle of WoW Midnight, Abundance serves as a nexus connecting crafting, collectibles, and reputation. Its core mechanic requires consuming a Shard of Dundun per entry; with eight shards weekly, this previously meant eight separate runs.

Patch 12.0.7 is expected to change this logic: players can now consume one, two, four, or all eight shards at once, condensing eight repetitive runs into a single session.

The essence of this change is reducing mechanical repetition. Completing the full eight-round cycle typically took 40 to 60 minutes, with each run requiring a zone load and initial NPC dialogue. The new mechanism allows claiming all "Zul'Aman's Abundance" rewards in one transaction, while retaining the flexibility to consume shards individually if desired.

This optimization does not diminish combat difficulty or reward quantity; it eliminates redundant loading and travel time, refocusing active time on decision-making and combat. Additionally, each Abundance cycle refunds a small amount of WoW Midnight Gold, helping offset daily expenses.

Repairs

Equipment durability loss has been a foundational economic mechanic in WoW for years; however, following WoW Midnight's launch, players widely perceived repair costs had skyrocketed far beyond previous expansions.

Patch 12.0.7 is expected to introduce two substantive revisions: First, weapons and shields no longer lose durability during standard combat. Second, durability loss for these items now occurs only upon death. On live servers, 20 minutes of continuous combat resulted in about 12 durability loss for armor and about 10 for weapons/shields - totaling about 73 gold. Under identical test server conditions, armor loss is 15 points, while weapons and shields remain unaffected.

Since weapons and shields previously accounted for the bulk of repair costs, and now incur no loss, total repair bills drop by roughly half - even accounting for the slight armor increase. For high item level characters, savings are even larger: repairing a single Mythic-quality weapon can cost hundreds of gold. Under the new system, repair costs for a high-intensity dungeon run can be slashed to one-third or one-half of previous levels.

This change eliminates chronic wear-and-tear, making repair costs reflect recoverable errors rather than routine combat. This improvement proves particularly practical within WoW Midnight's high-intensity content.

Transmogs

In WoW Midnight, Void Assaults (introduced in Patch 12.0.5) have offered currencies, cosmetics, and weapon Transmogs, but Lost Armaments drop rates have remained low.

Patch 12.0.7 may introduce four new satchels from Field Accolade vendor: Bulging Twilight Field Pouch, Bulging Amani Field Pouch, Bulging Naga Field Pouch, and Bulging Elven Field Pouch. Each corresponds to a themed set of weapon Transmogs (Burning Crusade recolors plus new designs). Satchels are acquired with Dark Particles - a currency reliably acquired through Void Assaults, Ritual Grounds, or Heroic World Tour.

Previously, Dark Particles were primarily used for gear upgrades, leaving regular Void Assault participants with large surpluses. The new vendor would expand currency utility and transform low-probability drops into targeted exchanges. For example, Amani weapons were previously rare Zul'Aman drops; now they are directly exchangeable. This saves collectors a great deal of time, particularly if they missed out on previous limited-time events. Completing Void Assaults daily quests also rewards a small amount of WoW Midnight Gold.

Target Marking

In WoW Midnight Mythic+ dungeons, interrupting enemy spellcasts is critical to success. Groups must pre-assign target marks to avoid two players interrupting the same target while another threat casts freely.

The existing marking system suffers from an overwriting issue: a Warrior places a Skull, then a Mage accidentally marks the same target, overwriting the original. Patch 12.0.7 may introduce a dedicated macro that rejects marking an already-marked target. Once the group configures this, any attempt to apply a new mark to a marked enemy fails and returns an error.

In practice, when a Warrior marks Skull, a Mage cannot overwrite it by misclicking; Mage then sees that target is taken and looks for an unmarked caster instead. This solution uses only client-side logic, is ideal for PUGs, and converts unspoken teamwork into rules the system actively enforces. This macro is likely to become a standard staple for Mythic+ groups in WoW Midnight.

Support & Consumables

Heroic World Tier in WoW Midnight designates high-difficulty open-world zones, with clear item level and group recommendations (typically 3+ players). However, many players attempt these zones solo while undergeared, resulting in frequent deaths.

Patch 12.0.7 is set to add a warning pop-up when a character's item level falls below the recommended threshold, advising against solo attempts, with options to proceed or cancel - serving as a risk-disclosure mechanism.

Vendor Kua'fon may add a selection of affordable consumables specifically designed to overcome common Heroic World Tier challenges, offering functional "Steam" effects: healing, freeze immunity, extended enemy cast times, summon destruction, mana shields, and a chance to stun.

Only one Steam effect can be active at a time, requiring strategic selection based on the zone. These items provide counter-mechanics, turning over-level challenges from a gamble on luck into strategic contests. These adjustments could make WoW Midnight's open-world challenges considerably more forgiving and accessible.

The five adjustments outlined above require no additional learning curve - simply being aware of them yields consistent benefits, making the daily gameplay experience in WoW Midnight much smoother.

Today, I'll be talking about a topic that's been causing a lot of debate among WoW Midnight players, mainly concerning the in-game Transmog system.

This controversy mainly focuses on Transmog function in the game, and it is about the color of equipment - some players believe that some very classic Tier 2 sets are being remade again and again, just changing the color each time, and giving them to players as new rewards.

Below, I will explain this, help you understand the ins and outs of this matter, and provide my opinion.

Too Much Recolor

WoW launched a series of very famous equipment in the early days-Tier 2 sets. In this series, each profession has its own exclusive look, such as Paladin's Judgment suit and Rogue's Bloodfang suit. These suits were the favorites of old players back then and were also a status symbol.

At the end of 2024, the publisher carried out a "high-definition remake" of those classic T2 suits, based on retaining the original shape, the model accuracy and texture quality were improved to the current level.

Everyone's reaction at the time was: "Great! This is full of sincerity and sentiment!" After all, everyone is happy to use the high-definition version of the "magic costume" from back then.

However, not long after that, the publisher announced: We are going to release Recolor versions of these T2 sets.

The so-called Recolor means that the model is exactly the same, only RGB values ​​are changed - red becomes blue, gold becomes green, and so on. This in itself is not a new thing, it has been in the game for a long time, and everyone is already used to it.

Players believe that the first batch of Recolor versions are good. Although they are a bit unexpected (they think they were released too fast), they still accept them.

Then, things started to get outrageous. After WoW Midnight Patch 12.0.5 went online, the publisher launched a Void-themed T2 suit - the original golden suit was dyed purple. This is the third color version of T2 set.

However, things are not over yet. According to data mining by a WoW player, T2 set will have a fourth color (possibly green or blue) and a fifth color to appear in the future. These subsequent colors will most likely require players to obtain them through Trading Post.

Too Expensive Outfit Slots

Of course, frequently changing the color of the same suit is not enough to make players dissatisfied. The problem is that if this matter is combined with the mechanics of Transmog system, it will make people want to complain.

In WoW Midnight, the way Transmog plays is: you need to unlock Outfit Slots in specific locations. After unlocking, you can add a Transmog to the slot, and no matter what equipment you change, your Transmog will be displayed in that slot.

For example, if you set the helmet position to display A appearance, then no matter how many helmets you change, it will automatically display A appearance.

Gold is required to unlock Outfit Slots. Although the first two slots are free, starting from the third slot, more and more Gold is required to unlock an Outfit Slots.

Moreover, this is only Gold consumed to unlock Outfit Slots. If you want to actually use a set of Transmog appearance, you have to spend additional Gold in other places; if you have multiple Alts, you have to unlock these Outfit Slots for each Alts separately, because the account does not share this.

Before this feature was officially launched, Outfit Slots consumed too much Gold, which triggered vehement protests from the player community, forcing the publisher to urgently cut the price in half. However it still requires too much Gold. 

Do you remember the recurring Tier 2 color variation sets I mentioned earlier? Players have to spend a lot of gold to unlock costume slots. All they expect is to use that gold to make their characters look cool.

But what are Transmogs in WoW Midnight? A large number of identical sets, just changed colors, are used by publishers as new sets. As a result, some players felt that their Gold and efforts were wasted, which led to this controversy.

My Opinion

The launch of Recolor version of the set in WoW Midnight is not a problem in itself, but when T2 set has come out in so many colors, and each color has to be obtained through different channels, things become sour.

Players will feel: "I spent dozens of hours playing games to earn Gold, but in the end I just got a purple version of an equipment I already had?" This feeling is not a "reward,", but a "perfunctory" one.

I think that if publishers really want to make a good Transmog system, they should balance the two directions:

First, the limited Recolor version: for a classic look like T2 suit, 2-3 colors are enough. If there are too many colors, it will inevitably be suspected of laziness.

Second, the amount of Gold required to open Outfit Slots has been reduced again, allowing players to freely enjoy Transmog function.

The above is a summary of the controversy surrounding Transmog gameplay in WoW Midnight. What we as players want to see is more fun games and a richer Transmog system, rather than countless duplicate sets-just changing colors.