WoW Patch 12.0.7 Revelations: Release Date, New Raid and Everything Coming to Midnight

Midnight's second minor patch is locked in. Patch 12.0.7, titled Revelations, is testing on the PTR with an expected release the week of June 16, 2026. Blizzard's been holding the eight-week patch cadence Midnight launched with, and the Turbulent Timeways event scheduled in PTR data (June 16 - August 26) lines up cleanly with that date. At KingBoost we've already started prepping our team for the new content such as Sporefall carries, Omnium Folio unlocks and Turbulent Timeways farming will all be ready on patch day.

For a "minor" patch, 12.0.7 packs a surprising amount. New raid, new power system, two new rotating Void zones, a returning event going permanent, three pieces of story content, the long-awaited outdoor lighting for player housing, and a chunky list of UI fixes. Here's what's coming.
 

Sporefall: The New One-Boss Raid

Sporefall is a single-boss raid located in Harandar where you'll fight Rotmire, a fungal giant who looks like a damp basement gained sentience. Available in Raid Finder, Normal, Heroic, and Mythic.

The big news is that the Mythic difficulty will be flexible for 15 to 25 players. This is a first for the entire game. Blizzard's framing it as a way to bridge the Heroic to Mythic gap for guilds without the rigid 20-player roster. Lead encounter designer Taylor Sanders confirmed in a Liquid interview that the goal is approachability, not adding a new difficulty tier.

We've got a separate Sporefall guide covering Rotmire, the loot table, what flex mythic actually means for your guild, and how to prep. Worth reading if you're planning to push it.


 

Void Assault Escalations: Naigtal and Val

The Void content from 12.0.5 is expanding. To stop the Void's leaders, you'll go through a portal in Voidstorm to two new locations:

Naigtal is an arcane-rich fungal world now occupied by an ethereal faction called the Hal'hadar. Mushroom biome with ethereal lore vibes.

Val is an icy world the Legion once controlled, now home to Domanaar Imperator Pertinax and his power base. Frost theme, old demon history.

The portal is unstable and switches destinations every few days, so you'll rotate between the two with different challenges and rewards. Decent pacing for keeping the daily and weekly content rotation fresh, instead of the usual single-zone grind.
 

Blinding Bloom Ritual Site: A Third Ritual Site Joins the Rotation

Ritual Sites got a new location. The Blinding Bloom Ritual Site sits in Harandar, joining Daggerspine Point in Eversong Woods and Broken Throne in Zul'Aman as the third site in the weekly rotation. Same system as 12.0.5 - Curious Obelisk at the entrance, tiers 1 through 5, optional challenges from Tier 3 onward, Field Accolades and Ritual Spoils as your reward currency.

What's different is the flavor. Daggerspine and Broken Throne send you against naga and Twilight's Blade cultists. Blinding Bloom drops you into the Lightbloom corruption that's been spreading through Harandar since launch, which means the enemy types and the visual identity are pulling from the same pool as the Blinding Vale dungeon. If you've been farming that dungeon already you'll recognize the aesthetic.

Mechanically nothing changes. Renown still caps at 8 with the same vendor unlocks at The Bazaar. The Void-Touched Hawkstrider, Unbound Manawyrm, battle pets, housing decor, and transmog caches are all still gated behind the same ranks they were in 12.0.5. What the new site actually does is add variety to a system that started feeling repetitive after a few weeks of bouncing between two zones, plus it gives players in Harandar a closer Ritual Site to run when the rotation lands there.

Worth noting: the rotation now cycles through three sites instead of two, so any specific site you want to farm comes up less often. If you've been waiting for a particular set of challenges to align with a tier you can clear, the math just got a little worse.

Omnium Folio: New Power System

Patch 12.0.7 introduces the Omnium Folio, a new mid-expansion power system. Important detail: it doesn't take up a gear slot. It functions more like a parallel talent tree, similar to the Reshii Wraps from earlier this expansion.

The unlock is fixed: one talent point per week across five weeks, totaling five rows. Week 1 unlocks a Core Rune. The next four weeks add supporting powers that modify or amplify it. Once a row is unlocked, you can swap freely between options on it without restriction. There’s no respec cost, no gating beyond the weekly cadence.

You start the unlock with a quick questline beginning in the outdoor area of Magisters' Terrace, kicked off by the quest "The Magister's Call". Worth doing on patch day if you want to start banking the weekly progress immediately. If you're juggling alts or just don't want to deal with the unlock chase yourself, KingBoost will be running an Omnium Folio unlock service so you can skip the grind and start with the system already active.
 

Turbulent Timeways Returns (Plus Dragonflight Timewalking)

Turbulent Timeways is back, scheduled for 10 weeks from June 16 through August 26. The event reward this time is the Spawn of Vyranoth, a spiky frost dragon mount you earn by completing the Master of the Turbulent Timeways V achievement. That requires building up your Mastery of Timeways buff across 5 weeks of Timewalking dungeons. Miss a week or two and you've got recovery room, but don't leave it to the last week of the event.

More importantly: Dragonflight Timewalking is being added permanently. Six dungeons enter the regular Timewalking rotation. Anyone who skipped DF or wants DF transmog has a new evergreen way in.
 

Story: Trolls, Eggs and Loa Setup for 12.1

Three story threads, all troll-themed, all clearly setting up 12.1's Atal'Utek content:

Lorewalking: Loas - Assistant Lorewalker Li Li Stormstout walks you through the loa across Zandalari, Drakkari, Gurubashi, Darkspear, and probably Amani spirits. This is heavy lore prep for what's coming next patch.

Loa Speaker Brek and Jan'alai - Help the Loa of Fire welcome a new clutch of dragonhawks into the world. Comes with a side quest about making sure the eggs hatch safely. Lighter tone than the Void content.

Zul'jan and the Amani mystery - When the haranir call a special gathering, Zul'jan attends as the Amani representative and gets pulled into an ancient mystery about the Amani trolls. Joins his uncle Kinduru on the investigation. This is the most direct narrative bridge to 12.1 by far.
 

Player Housing: Outdoor Lighting, New Furniture and more

Finally. You can put lights outside again. Lamp posts, glowing mushrooms, all the lighting decor that's been stuck indoors gets to come out. They have also increased the outdoor space by 40%, so there's a lot more room to play with. There are restrictions: lights can't overlap, so you can't stack three lamps in one spot. Blizzard's exact phrasing was that you can't combine lights into "a phosphorus flashbang that blinds your neighbors," which is the most relatable patch note they've ever written.
Patch 12.0.7 is adding a pretty solid batch of housing upgrades for decorators and build nerds alike, including 100+ new furniture and decor items, outdoor lighting support and a new Square Woolen Rug that basically works as a customizable building block for making cleaner walls, floors and custom structures. Blizzard’s also adding more cozy furniture sets, bathroom-style pieces, foliage decor, and some long-needed placement/UI fixes, so player housing in Midnight is getting a lot more flexible and creative overall.
 

Darkspear Dash Micro-Holiday

The official version of the Running of the Trolls community event becomes a real micro-holiday. Players race their lowest-level trolls from Echo Isles all the way to Silvermoon City. Rewards include the Darkspear Dash Tabard, the Darkspear Dasher title and a Troll Scroll of Rainbow Roll toy. It's also Blizzard's first official Pride event, which is a nice piece of representation slipped into a patch otherwise about Void invasions and giant mushroom monsters.
 

UI Updates Worth Calling Out

The QoL list is bigger than usual:

• Personal Resource Display is finally customizable. Bar size, opacity, visibility rules, padding, the works. People have been asking for this since Legion.
• Damage Meters got a window resize fix and ally/enemy color separation in PvP.
• Raid frames got better threat color tuning for "gaining threat" vs "high threat" states.
• Great Vault tooltip now displays multi-raid credit cleanly instead of overwriting the previous raid's progress.
• Single Button Assistant got a glow toggle for special procs.

Small stuff, but the kind of small stuff people complain about for years before it ships.
 

What to Prep Before Launch

You've got roughly six weeks. Some moves worth making now:

Gear check. Heroic Voidspire is the cleanest path to the ilvl floor for Sporefall Heroic and Mythic prog. If you're stuck at the gear wall, our Voidspire Heroic boost handles it without burning your guild's roster patience.

Vault discipline. Don't break your Mythic+ vault streak. Eight runs a week from now until June 16 is roughly 48 vault rolls before the patch drops.

Catalyst charges. Whatever you have saved, hold them for the new tier slots you'll want set bonuses on.

Roster talk. With flex mythic, if you've been raiding Heroic with 17-19 players, you can probably push Sporefall Mythic without recruiting. Worth raising in your guild now so people aren't blindsided.

Season 1 catch-up. Anything S1-locked needs to happen before 12.1 hits later this summer. Our All Season 1 Raids Bundle covers everything in one pass if you're behind.

When does 12.0.7 launch?

Best estimate is the week of June 16, 2026. Blizzard hasn't given an official date yet, but the Turbulent Timeways PTR schedule plus the eight-week cadence both point there. We'll update this article when the official date drops. And when it does, KingBoost will have the full lineup ready, like Sporefall Heroic and Mythic carries, Omnium Folio unlocks, Turbulent Timeways mount runs and everything else worth boosting on launch week.