Dungeons & Dragons is getting an official crossover with World of Warcraft. This new collaboration feels like a match made in heaven as the two different RPGs — one MMO, one tabletop — have finally joined forces. While a leak earlier this week spoiled the surprise a bit, the official announcement is still an exciting one.
Ahead of GenCon, ScreenRant sat in for press briefing on what's new and upcoming for D&D. Part of the presentation focused on the reveal of Dungeons & Dragons: World of Warcraft, the first expansion under the new Universes Beyond banner. This partnership, which was created alongside of Blizzard Entertainment, marks the first time WoW has been at the tabletop in about 20 years. And the good news is that it's arriving soon.
D&D: World of Warcraft will release on November 17, 2026. The book will introduce species, classes, zones, dungeons, and bosses from World of Warcraft into Dungeons & Dragons and will feature "legendary foes from the past 20 years of WoW." Players will be able to recreate their character from WoW into the setting, or they can create a brand-new one just for this tabletop adventure in Azeroth.
Additionally, one of WoW's most famous raids will be...
