Midsummer Fire Festival 2024

Midsummer Fire Festival has returned for two weeks, running from June 21 through July 5.

Midsummer Fire Festival 2024 Holiday Updates

Midsummer Fire Festival 2024 brings a few new collectibles:

Updated Loot System

Originally Posted by Blizzard (Source)

We’re changing the way the loot system for the holiday boss drops work. We have increased drop rates significantly for the first boss kill on a single account. Only the first attempt on a single Battle.net account will be eligible to receive the item drop, however. For each subsequent daily attempt on the boss with a single Battle.net account, the chance for the item to drop will increase and continues to accumulate for each failed attempt. This change will allow players to spend less time working to earn a specific dropped item while providing an increasing opportunity to get that item during the holiday.

Midsummer Fire Festival 2023 Holiday Updates

Midsummer Fire Festival 2023 brings one new toy and two new achievements:

/way #2022 46.0 82.8 The Waking Shores
/way #2023 63.8 35.0 Ohn'ahran Plains
/way #2024 12.2 47.5 The Azure Span
/way #2112 53.2 62.2 Thaldraszus (Valdrakken)
/way #2151 34.9 60.8 The Forbidden Reach
/way #2133 55.2 55.4 Zaralek Cavern

Midsummer Fire Festival World Event Guide

Check our guide to learn more about this world event and how to get all the Midsummer Fire Festival pets, toys, transmog, achievements and more!

Midsummer Fire Festival Blue Post

Originally Posted by Blizzard (Source)

Take part in the hottest holiday of the year from June 21 through July 5. The Midsummer Fire Festival brings with it a variety of activities and rewards to light up Azeroth’s summer.

When: June 21–July 5
Where: Major Horde and Alliance Cities
Currency: Burning Blossom

"A time of merriment and celebration, dedicated to the hottest season of the year."

Warning: Play with fire at your own risk. Playing with fire could get you burned. Fire is hot. Love is a burning fire. Please don't fall into the ring of fire. In case of fire, stop, collaborate, and listen . . . then drop and roll. Please enjoy the Midsummer Fire Festival responsibly.