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Retail Patch 12.1.0 build 69323

Patch 12.1.0 build 69323 reached the live Retail client and was first seen by our build watch on 2026-08-17. Against 12.1.0.69299 it carries 5 datamined changes and its biggest addition is 1 new item.

1 item4 spells
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What Blizzard said

Blizzard's own posts that name 12.1.0, captured by our tracker. The reason an entry below exists is in these words, not ours; each is linked to the original.

Blizzard published New build 12.1.0.69814 on Retail: 1 new item, 21 new spells, 2 new achievements under 12.1.0 on Sep 12, 2026.
Blizzard published New build 12.1.0.69587 on Retail: 13 new spells under 12.1.0 on Sep 01, 2026.
Blizzard published New build 12.1.0.69587 on the Retail PTR: 13 new spells under 12.1.0 on Sep 01, 2026.
Blizzard published New build 12.1.0.69497 on the Retail PTR: 2 new items, 31 new spells under 12.1.0 on Aug 24, 2026.
Blizzard published New build 12.1.0.69404 on Retail: 2 new items, 18 new spells under 12.1.0 on Aug 20, 2026.
Blizzard published New build 12.1.0.69382 on Retail: 1 new item, 23 new spells, 1 new achievement under 12.1.0 on Aug 18, 2026.

New items

The build adds 1 item. Slot and binding come from the item record itself.

New spells and talent changes

The build adds 4 spells. Spell records are the noisiest family in a client build (every new item effect, aura and NPC ability is one), so the names below are examples and the true count is the number that matters.

Build at a glance

Game line
Retail
Expansion
Midnight
Patch
12.1.0
Client build
69323
Compared with
12.1.0.69299
First seen
2026-08-17
Changes counted
5

Items

Spells

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How this page is built

Each World of Warcraft game build is compared field-by-field against the previous build of the same version line. Added, changed and removed records are read directly from the client database, not from patch notes. Prices shown are the game's own vendor values, formatted with live coin denominations; where a value is unknown it is left blank rather than guessed. Counts are the true totals for the build; where a heading reads "40 of 11,892" the rows under it are that many examples, and a record the client has not named yet is left out rather than printed as an id. A removed record is shown by name without a link, because the entry it pointed at is gone from the client. Every build lands in the patch news feed the day it is ingested.