BlizzCon 2026

Transmog is coming to World of Warcraft: Forever, or not, depending on how you want to play.

During BlizzCon 2026, the Diablo 4 developers confirmed that development on the game will continue beyond the upcoming Season 15, Season of Hell’s Legacy, with future seasons — plural — already planned.

BlizzCon is officially over, and while there's certainly more news that'll roll in over the next few days, we're been busy covering as much news across the Blizzardverse as possible.

When World of Warcraft: Forever releases on November 4, players will get to experience over 1000 new quests, three new zones, and nine dungeons throughout Azeroth in addition to the original level 1-60 content from Classic, with even some those pre-existing areas expanding with more explorable places and added quests, items, and other content.

There's been a lot of buzz around the announcement of World of Warcraft: Forever, Blizzard's take on the long-rumored Classic+ that expands on the Season of Discovery model.

As part of World of Warcraft: Forever's move to a realmless world, Blizzard is introducing an interesting solution to an age-old problem: what happens when two people want the same character name?

While discussing server systems infrastructure during the World of Warcraft: Forever Deep Dive panel, Blizzard casually dropped a bombshell: there won't be any realms.

Towards the end of the World of Warcraft What's Next panel at BlizzCon 2026 Jake Miller squeezed in a couple of housing system updates slated for Eclipse, patch 12.2, that had been been on the Housing player's wishlists since the launch of the feature.

Doctrine is the answer to the question nobody asked: what if we took the vampire Blade but made him a Support hero in Overwatch?

During the BlizzCon opening ceremony, the Overwatch developers alluded to upcoming revamps to Heroes, including Sombra, who will be a Support now, apparently?