Category Archives: World of Warcraft

World of Warcraft Patch 11.1 – The Undermine

If you’re diving into World of Warcraft this week, with Patch 11.1, there’s going to be a lot to catch up on. I honestly haven’t logged in for more than a quick look at the trading post in months, but I may be convinced to check out some of these updates. For more details, check out the latest video from SoulSoBreezy, who covers all the important details in his weekly Warcraft updates.


New Patch Features & Updates

Quality-of-Life Changes

  • Warband Screen Customization: Players can now choose backgrounds and organize characters into campsites.
  • Add-On Tracker: A built-in tool to help troubleshoot performance issues with your add-ons.
  • Currency Reset: Seasonal currencies like Valor, Stones, and Delve-related resources will be wiped—so make sure to use them before the patch!

Class Updates

  • Hunter Pet Respec: Hunters can now change their pets’ specialization (Ferocity, Cunning, or Tenacity) with just a click.
  • Healing Nerf: Healing effects from critical hits are being reduced by 33% for DPS and tank specs.

Season 2 Preparations & Changes

While we’re still in a transitional phase, here’s what you can expect:

  • New Delves: Two new delves (Side Street Sleaze & Excavation Site 9) will be available.
  • Updated Mythic+ System: Expect adjustments as Season 1 wraps up.
  • PVP Soft Launch: A chance to start farming new competitive gear.

A Season 2 crafting spark is also expected soon, so be on the lookout for early crafting opportunities.


The Undermine Experience: What’s New?

A big focus of this update is Undermine, the new goblin-themed zone packed with fast-travel mechanics, faction choices, and repeatable activities.

Key Features in Undermine

  • Cartel System: Players will pick a cartel to support each week, unlocking world quests.
  • Drive System: A fast-travel feature exclusive to Undermine that plays like a racing mini-game.
  • Shipping & Handling Jobs: Quick mini-world quests that reward gear and resources.
  • Scrap Heap Jobs: A scavenger hunt event where players dig through scrap for valuable loot.
  • Renown Track: New faction reputation with rewards including gear, cosmetics, and profession perks.

Other Weekly Highlights

  • World Quest Bonus Event: A great opportunity to grind reputation in Undermine.
  • Kalimdor Cup Returns: If you missed it before, now’s your chance to participate.
  • Paragon Chest Experiment: Players are testing if paragon rewards will provide early Season 2 loot.
  • Battleground Brawl: Warsong Scramble is the featured mode this week.
  • Final Week for Mythic+ Pushes: Fortified & Tyrannical affixes are active, making this the last chance to secure Keystone Master and Hero rewards.

Final Thoughts

For a detailed breakdown and additional insights, be sure to check out SoulSoBreezy’s full video below!

The War Within: From 1 to 70 with Kraken Latte

Leveling alts. We’ve all been there. Logging into World of Warcraft, seeing your roster of half-finished characters, and realizing that, despite your best efforts, they’re still sitting in the mid-60s. Dragonflight came and went, but most of my alts? Never even reached 70.

Frustrating, right?

I stopped playing in April 2023 during the Dragonflight expansion. Life got busy, and the grind wore me down. Fast-forward to September 2024, and I decided to give The War Within a shot. Coming back to WoW, I didn’t want to waste time slogging through levels, especially with all the new content waiting to be explored.

That’s when I found Kraken Latte’s guide – “How I Level 1-70 Solo in 5-6hrs in The War Within.

I’ve followed her guides in the past, so naturally, I was stoked when I saw she had one for The War Within. Kraken Latte’s guide isn’t just for people like me coming back after a long break—it’s for anyone with a mountain of alts and not enough time.

So, if you’re staring at your character list and wondering how you’ll ever get them all to 70, trust me—this guide is worth it.

Watch the full guide here:

Get levelling, and see how fast you can climb from 1 to 70. It’s easier than you think.