Dragonflight Patch 10.2.6

The World of Warcraft Plunderstorm is now live, bringing an entirely new playstyle — a battle royale arena — a slew of cosmetic rewards for your retail WoW characters (and two for you Classic players).

World of Warcraft's Noblegarden holiday event is back and this year a new boss was added: Daetan Swiftplume, a Druid attempting to sabotage this year's event.

WoW patch 10.2.6 was a big secret for months, and as the hype built we've been wondering if whatever Blizzard's been working on could possibly meet player expectations.

While WoW's new Plunderstorm game mode is ostensibly a battle royale, last-one-standing PVP extravaganza, you can actually collect all of the Plunderstorm rewards without killing any other players.

World of Warcraft patch 10.2.6 has arrived, and blown in on an ill wind is its piratical surprise -- the Plunderstorm!

Plunderstorm, Dragonflight patch 10.2.6's 60-player battle royale event, is now live with a new rewards to earn from an event-specific Renown track.

It's here, it's here, World of Warcraft patch 10.2.6 is here...

World of Warcraft is getting a mysterious patch 10.2.6, which launches March 19, 2024.

The upcoming patch 10.2.6 is the first patch in a really really long time that WoW has had a patch without a PTR.

Patch 10.2.6, World of Warcraft's secretive "pirate patch," was recently confirmed to be launching in March.