Warcraft

During the Warcraft 30th Anniversary Direct event, Blizzard announced World of Warcraft Classic will celebrate the 20th anniversary of the game by launching fresh PVE, PVP, and Hardcore realms on Thursday November 21 at 2pm pacific time — all realms are now live.

The War Within Season 1 continues and we’ve made another full circuit of all the World Bosses with the return this week of Orta the Broken Mountain in Azj-Kahet.

During the Warcraft Direct event, Blizzard dropped a bunch of information on planned releases for their hallmark games, including an announcement of the last WoW Classic Season of Discovery phase intended in winter/spring of 2025.

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Players, we won't be flying in Undermine itself in WoW patch 11.1.

During the World of Warcraft segment of this week's Warcraft 30th Anniversary Direct we got a short rundown of changes coming in Delves in Season 2.

Have you been waiting to head to Undermine since it was first mentioned in vanilla? Have you wanted to punch Gallywix in the face for years now? Well, 11.1 is your chance!

The Warcraft 30th Anniversary Direct is on November 13, and to help celebrate the anniversary there will be stream drops on YouTube and Twitch for World of Warcraft, Hearthstone and Warcraft Rumble available for the next four weeks.

This year is the 30th anniversary of the Warcraft franchise, which started with the first RTS game, we expected RTS news at this week's Warcraft 30th Anniversary Direct.

The WoW Classic train continued to roll during the Warcraft Direct stream as Blizzard announced Mists of Pandaria Classic will release summer 2025.  The choice to continue with Cataclysm as a Classic experience -- a divergence point for the original World of Warcraft that massively overhauled everything in the game from the zone layouts to quest chains and player progression -- was a clear indicator that Mists of Pandaria Classic would eventually arrive.