World of Warcraft Comes to D&D; Blizzard and WotC Tease Possible Reverse Crossover
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Wizards of the Coast and Blizzard are bringing World of Warcraft content to Dungeons & Dragons, adding multiple WoW classes, six new subclasses, specializations, spells, items and enemies to the tabletop game. WotC and Blizzard executives also teased — without confirming — the possibility of Dungeons & Dragons content appearing inside World of Warcraft. A formal reveal or update could arrive at BlizzCon, where World of Warcraft has a main-stage "What's Next" panel on Sept. 12–13.
- The D&D/WoW crossover package includes multiple World of Warcraft classes and six additional subclasses plus new specializations, spells, items and enemies.
- Wizards of the Coast (D&D) and Blizzard (WoW) leadership publicly suggested a reciprocal crossover — D&D elements coming into World of Warcraft — but gave no official confirmation.
- BlizzCon is the likely venue for any announcement: the event opens Sept. 12 and WoW has a 45-minute "What's Next" main-stage panel on Sept. 12 with follow-up coverage on Sept. 13.
- WotC also expressed interest in bringing other Blizzard franchises such as StarCraft to Dungeons & Dragons while confirming continued support for D&D and Magic: The Gathering's core offerings.