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Hello, WoW fans! WoW Midnight launches globally on Monday, March 2nd at 6 PM EST. As the latest MMORPG expansion in WoW series, WoW Midnight brings a wealth of new content. Have you tried it yet?

One of the core joys of this expansion is mount collecting. From easily obtainable quest mounts and limited-time collaboration amounts to exploration puzzles, reputation rewards, and rare drops, players of all playstyles can find their ideal mount.

The expansion boasts a rich and diverse mount system, including regular mounts directly obtainable from Honor Merchant, rare mounts dropped by elite monsters in the wild, and niche collectibles hidden behind puzzles and new mechanics.

Let's see how to obtain these mounts! Of course, the most important and universal step is to first download the game, obtain WoW Midnight expansion, and then log in to your account. Once you reach level 80, you can accept WoW Midnight questline.

Elder Glowmite

To obtain this mount, you must first complete Immersang Forest questline and then enter Harandar. This is a prerequisite for collecting the Elder Glowmite.

Harandar map will display moths marked as treasure; there are 120 in total. They are unlocked in stages; you can only interact with NPC to exchange for the mount after collecting all 120 moths.

Untainted Grove Crawler

This mount is much easier to obtain than Elder Glowmite. It doesn't require collecting numerous items; just complete a simple interaction.

First, find and pick up Mushroom Hammer, then go and ring the bell. A treasure chest will appear. Open the chest to obtain the mount.

Relinquished Scarlet Charger

This is a popular and stylish mount that will definitely be a sought-after piece of equipment for anyone who prefers to stay on the ground, so you absolutely shouldn't miss it.

When you accompany Arator on his journey, after completing the quests to supply Sunwell with relics of Scarlet Crusade and recruit some deserters of Crusade into the ranks of Paladins, return to Silvermoon. You will receive the mount as a gift.

Preyseeker's Hubris

First, you need to unlock Loot system. Note! Loot system will be unlocked after completing loot missions. It is one of the core gameplay elements of WoW Midnight.

Next, you need to upgrade your Loot system to at least level 5. This usually takes about 5 weeks, during which you will need to complete multiple loot missions.

Completing loot missions will automatically reward you with Remnants of Torment. You need to save up 2000 Remnants of Torment. If you want to quickly obtain Preyseeker's Hubris, don't spend it on other items beforehand.

Once the conditions are met, you can find the merchant Construct V'anore in the underground halls of Silvermoon to exchange for 2000 Remnants of Torment.

Voidfeather Dragonhawk

As the most commemorative mount of this version, this is a limited-time exclusive flying mount launched to celebrate Start of WoW Midnight Season 1 and in collaboration with Start of World of Warcraft Classic Anniversary server.

The mount uses Classic Dragonhawk model, incorporating Midnight's blue Void effects, resulting in a unique design. It can only be used at Start of World of Warcraft Classic Anniversary series. The character must have Expert Riding skill or higher, and it will automatically adapt to the character's highest riding skill level. The flight posture and effects are both distinctive and aesthetically pleasing.

The process of obtaining Voidfeather Dragonhawk is simple and clear, with no hardcore challenges.

First, accept the opening quest "A Voice from the Light," follow Lady Liadrin's guidance to complete Midnight starting scenario, and unlock "Echoes of Midnight" hievement.

Afterwards, log in to your character in Start of World of Warcraft Classic Anniversary server, visit any major city innkeeper, or Landro Longshot in Booty Bay in Cape of Stranglethorn, and accept "Unexpected Delivery” quest to receive Voidfeather Dragonhawk reins.

This limited-time mount event starts on March 17, 2026, and ends on May 16, 2026 at 10:00 AM. Once it's gone, it's no longer available, so don't miss out if you want it!

Of course, there are many other mounts you can experience in the game. Even more exciting, completing "Echoes of Midnight" achievement not only unlocks Classic Voidfeather Dragonhawk but also grants crossover rewards across all WoW games: Devourer Genji skin for Overwatch, Crimson War Bear Epic mount for Heroes of Storm, and Bawkhaus pet for Diablo 4, satisfying your multi-game collection needs in one go.

With the initial raid launch of WoW Midnight and the start of the new PvP season, players can collect mounts and earn WoW Midnight gold to unlock stylish new class outfits, balancing appearance and combat power. Whether it's for the exclusive Voidfeather Dragonhawk from Classic server or for collecting new mounts in the retail version, the update features accessible and high-quality mounts, allowing every player to experience the unique charm of the game's night sky while soaring through the air.

Log in now, complete the opening story, add your exclusive mount to your collection, and begin this midnight adventure!

Amidst much anticipation, Path of Exile has released version 3.28, finally bringing players the new league they've been dreaming of. After the initial excitement fades, many players have gained a clearer understanding of the new league's difficulty.

For newcomers, the basics of PoE are often overlooked, potentially hindering their progress. This guide will address any questions you may have, providing a thorough explanation below.

Following this guide, we'll focus on understanding the beginning and early endgame systems of Path of Exile: Atlas, as the game is not easy.

Getting Started

Once you successfully complete Act 10, defeat Kitava, and declare war over, prepare for new challenges. You'll be immediately teleported to Karui Shores. This is your new starting point. Continue north to the town hub, where Commander Kirac will be waiting for you with a Tier 1 Map.

Looking around, you'll find Map Device next to Kirac. As you're about to unlock the map, clicking the device will unfold Endgame Atlas before you. This is the endgame content of PoE.

Atlas serves as a progress tracking system in the game. All activities include farming and upgrading maps, unlocking more Atlas Passive Points, farming league mechanics, and finally, facing the challenges of Pinnacle and Uber bosses.

Note that your initial Atlas will be mostly empty, and your Atlas Passive Points and map completion will both be zero. Don't panic; these will gradually increase as you explore. You can easily obtain the first 100 of the 138 Atlas Passive Points by completing simple maps.

Step 1

Now, it's time to officially begin your adventure in PoE. First, you need to choose to complete a starting map. There are four starting maps located in the center of Atlas: Shrine in the upper left, Castle Ruins in the upper right, Volcano in the lower left, and Promenade in the lower right.

Regardless of which map you choose as your starting point, your ultimate goal is to collect all areas of Atlas to unlock new maps connected to them. Continuously unlock Atlas, increase your map level, and challenge the minimum Tier Map.

The names and layouts of the maps also remind you of their respective environments. Completing a map earns your Atlas Passive Points, provided you fulfill the requirements of each map. Maps are divided into tiers every five levels: White Maps, Yellow Maps, and Red Maps from levels 1 to 16. The higher the level, the more demanding the requirements.

There are also Unique Maps, such as Untainted Paradise, Mao Kun, Acton's Nightmare, etc. Note that they appear as Unique Waystones in different types of game content. You need to find the location and path of Unique Maps to use them, for example, by right-clicking your inventory.

A Gold Ring will appear around the map, indicating that the map has been successfully completed. Having more maps is key to continuing to explore Atlas. One way to do this is to find Commander Kirac, who sells maps. If you have a specific map in mind, you can refresh the list for 10,000 gold to get the map you want. Another way is to apply Atlas Passive Points to Map Drop Chance nodes in Atlas Passive Tree.

Step 2

Successfully reaching Tier 6 - 7 maps allows you to interact more closely with the early PoE endgame boss systems, involving Searing Exarch, Eater of Worlds, and Maven. Initially, you'll have to choose one of the three challenges. The friendly order is to start with Searing Exarch and then Maven.

While tackling Searing Exarch and Eater of Worlds, after killing a certain number of monsters, your choice will cause an explosion that spawns an Altar. It will give you two options; choose to accord to your needs.

In Tier 10 - 12 maps, defeating Exarch or Eater-influenced monsters will grant you an Invitation item, allowing you to encounter a mini-boss. Continue earning new Invitations, eventually challenging Searing Exarch and Eater of Worlds bosses.

You need to have Master see you defeat map bosses to continue Maven questline. Later in the game, challenging Maven will also become part of your quest.

Step 3

After successfully defeating numerous bosses, you'll be rewarded with a certain number of Voidstones, allowing you to unlock Tier 16 maps located around the four quadrants. Start bravely from the bottom-left quadrant. Completing Voidstone placement quest will upgrade your map, grant bonuses, and offer the chance to upgrade to Nightmare Maps.

If you want to enhance your map, you can do so by adding more modifiers and using Scarabs. The second method is more frequently used. Activate the map, complete Maven questline and a Nightmare Map, unlock all Scarab slots, enhance mechanics, and unlock the alluring Path of Exile Currency.

The third method is to apply boss influence, which will increase the number of monsters and alphas you encounter. Danger comes with opportunity. You can choose to Sealing Exarch influence first, as it will be more advantageous for you.

Don't forget that Atlas Passive Tree also enhances map enhancements. There are also special items, such as Delirium Orbs and Maven's Chisels. Although the highest map level is only Tier 16, some of the highest-level maps have an enhanced version with a glowing icon, also known as Tier 16.5 maps.

This concludes the detailed introduction to the basic endgame of the latest league in Path of Exile version 3.28. Use your wisdom and courage to embark on your own unique adventure in PoE.

Arc Raiders has been reset with the latest patch update, 1.20.0. This update includes a significant nerf to Il Toro, as well as several fixes and changes related to power clips.

This guide will provide a detailed explanation of these changes and some fresh news.

New Skins in the Store

The new store reset is complete, adding a new Rawde Outfit and two new hairstyles. Let's talk about Rawde Outfit first. This outfit looks a bit strange and is difficult to evaluate, but it has three different colors for players to choose from, allowing for customization.

Players can also make some modifications to this outfit, including the helmet, mask, straps, and vest. The mask is detachable. You can choose different combinations according to your preferences and experiment with different styles. You can get it for 1100 ARC Raiders Coins.

In addition, let's look at the two new hairstyles. One is a gradient fringe, which, as the name suggests, features fringe with a gradient effect. This one is pretty straightforward; it's very simple, with only a few standard color options. This hairstyle only costs 400 coins, a surprisingly affordable price.

Then there's a low bun, which comes in multiple color options. This hairstyle also costs 400 game coins. It's much cheaper than the previous hairstyle, so interested players can grab it from the store.

 New bundle showcased

Besides what we see in the game, a Wasp Hunter set will be released later, which looks quite unbelievable but very cool. This will be downloadable content. Currently, we have seen no information about the price; let's wait and see.

Patch notes

Next, let's look at the latest update for ARC Raiders. They not only added these cool items to the store but also fixed a large patch.

Many players previously requested balance adjustments to Il Toro, and in this update, ARC Raiders has improved its DPS and ranged attack effectiveness, especially when combined with chokehold abilities. However, both the rate of fire and reload time have been reduced, forcing players to make better use of positioning, cover, and timing to defeat opponents.

So, let's take a look at the specific changes.

After Il Toro changes, Pellet Damage decreased from 7.5 to 7, Base Fire-Rate decreased from 43 to 38, Base Dispersion increased from 4.5 to 6, Total Reload Time increased from 4.3 to 5.7, Looping Reload Entry increased by 0.2 seconds, Looping Reload Time also increased by 0.2 seconds, and damage falloff increased by 10%.

In short, all these values ​​mean a wider bullet spread and a longer reload time, which is not good news for Il Toro.

ARC Raiders also fixed an issue where players could be pushed through walls and get stuck in Dam Controlled Access Zone, and fixed a collision detection issue under the elevators and pipes on the east side of Spaceport.

They also reduced the price of Energy Clip from 1000 to 200. This inadvertently turned Energy Clip into a very profitable flying machine. The price reduction was so drastic that it truly surprised us; it was insane.

That's the content of this patch update. In terms of actual changes, this update isn't very significant. We should receive another patch update next week, and hopefully, there will be bigger changes later.

Leaked ARC for a future update

Now let's talk about leaked information. Recently, many of you have probably seen a lot of news about upcoming updates. These messages hint at the upcoming arrival of two new chapters: Hammer and Roller bot. However, the veracity of this information is still unknown and needs to be confirmed. We won't discuss these details further here.

Players ban issue

A post on Reddit went viral, receiving 20,000 upvotes, about a user who was permanently banned. It went viral because the ban was highly suspicious.

This user posted in January that he was banned for a month. He detailed that despite the ban, he did not use any cheats, hacks, or exploits. He had played countless multiplayer and single-player games before and had never been banned.

This player is a quadriplegic patient. It means he had to use a sip and puff mouth controller, controlling his game character through breathing and lip movements. This action may have led to a permanent ban. Many players couldn't understand this and demanded a response from Embark Studios, at least some compensation.

New Weekly Trails

This week's Trails are now live, and I'm sure everyone has seen them. I have to say, this week's Trails are incredibly boring. It's basically just standing here getting shocked by lightning a few times. When I saw the leaked information about Electromagnetic Storm before, I thought it was a joke, but now it's actually live. I suggest chatting with friends while completing Trails. Be prepared, this will definitely be the most boring Trails you've ever completed.

That concludes this article, bringing you the latest gaming news. We hope it has been helpful.

Diablo 4 Season 12, Season of Slaughter, officially launched on March 11, 2026. If you're still undecided about which class to play this season, this guide will help you make your choice.

This article ranks the relative strengths of various classes in the game. You can choose your favorite class and begin your rampage. There's also a major variable this season: Butcher. During certain events, you can transform into a Butcher through specific methods. This ranking will not discuss this aspect.

The highest tier is S-tier, and the lowest is F-tier, with classes at each tier. This is just a relative ranking within Diablo 4 Season 12. Even an F-tier class doesn't necessarily mean it's weak; they are all worth trying.

This ranking primarily considers four aspects of each class: leveling experience, monster-killing speed, Torment 4 difficult content, pit-pushing ability, and boss fight ability. Therefore, a true S-tier class is defined as one that possesses multiple excellent builds across all four classes.

Now, let's take a look at this ranking.

Tier F: Necromancer

Some might ask, why is Necromancer ranked in Tier F? Firstly, because leveling from 1 to 60 is very difficult. However, it's undeniable that Necromancer has some very good builds, making her suitable for boss fights.

Secondly, it's about Necromancer's speed. In speed farming, she lags far behind other classes. In Diablo 4 Season 12, due to the existence of Killstreaks, speed is more important than ever.

Players aiming to obtain Diablo 4 Gold through Killstreaks won't choose this class. Other players might have already swept everything away before you're even slowly maintaining your Killstreak rewards.

Tier D: Rogue

This is probably the lowest ranking Rogue has ever received. Normally, Rogue is ranked in the upper-middle of the class rankings. However, in Season 12, aside from decent leveling skills like Flurry and Dance of Knives, Rogues have very limited options once they reach level 60. If you want to speed farming, Death Trap is your best choice, but its damage is low and insufficient for boss fights and Pit pushing.

Basically, at that stage, your only reliable option might be Heartseeker. Unfortunately, this requires a very high skill ceiling, and many people don't like this playstyle. In fact, Heartseeker is the only Rogue build that can achieve the required DPS.

Tier C: Druid

Druid is arguably one of the slowest leveling classes. From levels 1 to 60, your leveling speed will lag behind most other classes.

Your best options are Lightning Storm, Pulverize, or Companion. After level 60, you'll basically only have Pulverize. It's a very powerful build, but the leveling speed is not fast.

Therefore, if you're aiming for speed farming, Cataclysm is your best choice. Pulverize can't compete with other classes, and Cataclysm's damage isn't sufficient for any challenge outside of speed farming content.

Tier B: Sorcerer

Before level 60, you have some decent options: Crackling Energy and Hydra. But once you reach level 60, it's basically just Crackling Energy. Frankly, if you want speed farming, you can use Hydra indefinitely.

However, for boss fights, Crackling Energy might be the only Sorcerer build you'll want to use. This skill truly is the king of Sorcerer builds; it's not slow but powerful like Druid's Pulverize. So Sorcerer is a relatively good build.

Tier A: Barbarian, Spiritborn

Among Tier A, Barbarian is one of the slowest leveling classes. While leveling from 1 to 60 is very difficult, its leveling speed is second only to Druid. Hammer of Ancients or Upheaval are the best choices for Barbarian leveling.

However, once you enter the late game, Barbarians have many good options in terms of builds. For speed farming, Earthquake is definitely the best choice. It's the only skill that can keep up with the speed of other classes.

But besides speed farming, Barbarians also have many other options for challenging bosses or pushing through dungeons, such as Ancient Hammer, Thrust, Slam, Powerful Throw, and Earthquake. These are all very powerful boss-fighting skills. As for Pit pushing, you can choose Earthquake, Hammer of Ancients, Lunging Strike, or Bash.

Among A-tier builds is Spiritborn, which can be leveled up using Evasion. Evasion builds are still one of the best and fastest leveling builds in the game, especially suitable for fast mob farming. While Evasion builds aren't the highest damage builds, they still perform well in Pit pushing. They are also quite good against bosses, but Crushing Hand is even better.

Tier S: Paladin

Despite a significant nerf, Paladin remains in this tier, albeit downgraded from S+to S.

Paladin's criteria for S-tier classes: Each category offers multiple excellent builds. You can choose Shield Charge, Shield of Retribution, Judgement, or Blessed Hammer. Whether for speed farming or boss fights, Paladin has many options.

As for pushing the pit, Paladin still seems to be the strongest pit-pushing class. Although its strength has decreased, it still has a good chance of ranking first.

Ideally, every class should be S-tier. Each class should have multiple builds and perform well in all aspects of the game, like Paladin.

This concludes this article about Diablo 4 season 12. Do you think this ranking is reasonable? We hope this ranking is helpful and share your thoughts.