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March 25 — August 19, 2026

WoW Midnight Season 1 Checklist

Season ends in 19 Aug 2026, 00:00 EST

Add your characters and the list marks what you already own.

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Progression

0 of 7 rewards collected

Delves

0 of 19 rewards collected

Let Me Solo Him: Nullaeus

Defeat Nullaeus in his lair on Tier ?? without any other players in your party, before the release of the next season of delves.

Achievement

19 Aug 2026

Order boost

Prey

0 of 5 rewards collected

Mythic+

0 of 18 rewards collected

Raids

0 of 6 rewards collected

PvP

0 of 21 rewards collected

Rankings

0 of 24 rewards collected

Fabled Let Me Solo Him: Nullaeusaccount-wide

Be one of the first 4000 players in your region to defeat Nullaeus in his lair on Tier ?? without any other players in your party, before the release of the next season of delves.

Achievement

19 Aug 2026

Order boost

How this tracker works?

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    Open the page — the full list of this season’s rewards is already here, no sign-up and no character needed.

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    Add your characters. We read their public profiles from Blizzard — no password, no login.

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    Everything your account already earned gets ticked off, on any character.

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    What’s left has a price and a deadline — order it from us or go get it yourself.

What disappears when Midnight Season 1 ends

A World of Warcraft season is not just a difficulty reset. On 19 Aug 2026 a whole set of rewards stops being obtainable: the seasonal Mythic+ mount, the Elite PvP appearance, Cutting Edge and Ahead of the Curve, the Delve meta reward and the season titles. Those are the rows marked with a deadline above — after that date they are gone from the game for good, and no amount of playing brings them back. Everything else — dungeon and raid achievements, collectibles that stay in the loot tables — remains available next season. Those rows say “Stays after the season”, and they can wait.

Frequently asked questions 4

No. Region, realm and character name are enough — Blizzard publishes that data. We never ask for a password.

6 guests found this information helpful. Did you?

Because the season belongs to your account. You may have cleared the raid on one character and pushed keys on another — add both and the tracker shows the real picture instead of one character’s slice.

Check the spelling and pick the realm from the list rather than typing it. If the character was created a few hours ago, Blizzard hasn’t published it yet. A profile hidden in the game’s privacy settings also can’t be read.

We read the profile when you add the character and remember the answer for a few minutes. Blizzard itself publishes changes with a small delay, so something earned minutes ago may take a while to appear.