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Dungeons & Dragons: World of Warcraft Crossover Is Up for Preorder
Wizards of the Coast is launching a Dungeons & Dragons crossover with World of Warcraft, bringing MMO-inspired content to the tabletop RPG through a new gameplay expansion book and accompanying accessories. The range is now available for preorder ahead of a release in November 2026, giving fans of either franchise a way to blend the two settings at the tabletop.
The centrepiece is a $59.99 Gameplay Expansion Book adding 16 new WoW-based species, all 13 MMO classes, nine new or revised subclasses and over 40 specialisations, alongside seven dungeons, more than 50 monsters and 30 boss stat blocks. Other items include a $29.99 Icecrown Citadel Adventure Map Pack featuring the Lich King across five chapters and ten maps, a $24.99 Dungeon Master Screen with WoW artwork, and two $24.99 miniature sets covering Horde and Alliance figures plus Illidan Stormrage and the Lich King. The book, map pack and DM screen arrive on 17 November, while the miniatures ship slightly earlier on 1 November.
In short
- D&D and World of Warcraft crossover products are now available for preorder.
- Includes a gameplay expansion book, adventure map pack and DM screen.
- Most items release 17 November; miniatures arrive 1 November.
Explained simply
Dungeons & Dragons is a tabletop role-playing game in which players create characters and go on adventures led by a Dungeon Master. World of Warcraft is an online game set in the fantasy world of Azeroth, where players explore, fight monsters and take part in stories involving groups such as the Horde and the Alliance.
The two games have different rules and ways of playing, but both feature fantasy characters, creatures and adventures. A crossover lets players draw on World of Warcraft’s setting and ideas for Dungeons & Dragons games, while the franchises’ shared themes may appeal to people who enjoy either one.