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D&D Warcraft crossover rumors
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Late July 2026 saw two separate multiple leaks suggesting hinting at a new collaboration between Wizards of the Coast and Blizzard Entertainment. The first, first leak, posted on the virtual tabletop platform Roll20, displayed a deleted pre‑order banner for a Dungeons & Dragons supplement set in the World of Warcraft universe, prompting discussion across gaming forums. universe. A second leak, appearing leak on the D&D site Roll D20, D20 showed a similar pre‑order banner and indicated that the product would be previewed at Gen Con from July (July 30 to – August 2. 2). The post also hinted that Wizards, which now also publishes suggested a possible Magic : The Gathering, might extend the Warcraft partnership to a Magic set in 2027 under its Gathering Universes‑Beyond line. set for 2027, and Blizzard’s president referenced a post‑Microsoft acquisition strategy post‑Microsoft‑acquisition plans to expand Blizzard’s brands beyond video games, reinforcing games. On July 24, a draft page briefly visible on Roll20 listed a pre‑order for a D&D 5th‑edition rulebook titled “Roll for Azeroth,” describing a setting that would merge D&D mechanics with the plausibility Warcraft world. Observers noted the timing ahead of such cross‑media projects. Both Gen Con and speculated about new classes, items and scenarios drawn from the Horde‑Alliance conflict, echoing recent high‑profile media tie‑ins. All leaks remain unconfirmed, but they have fueled speculation the accumulation of evidence has heightened expectations that official announcements could arrive at upcoming conventions such as Gen Con and or possibly BlizzCon. BlizzCon later this year.
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