Beyond making it clear that it’s a post-Legion storyline, there’s not a lot else there. The Amazonsynopsis mentions it taking place after “the climatic events of Shadows of Argus” – the current patch and raid tier. Since the cat’s out of the bag… 😀 And nope, can’t say anything about it yet! You’ll know more at Blizzcon! World of Warcraft: Before the Storm will release on May 15, 2018. While it was public she was working on it, the title, release date, and bare-bones synopsis are new. Long time Blizzard tie-in author Christie Golden is writing a new World of Warcraft novel, and it’s due out in May next year. Update, October 23:The name – and release date – of the next WoW expansion’s tie in novel have been announced, but there’s no details until BlizzCon. We’re unlikely to see anything else on this front until Friday, when the expansion is expected to be revealed at the close of the opening ceremony. Every possible meme about Jaina, naga, and artifact weapons has been explored and it’s growing by about a page every five minutes. The now-1922 page MMO-Champion speculation thread has documented a few of them, but you’ll have to go on quite the scrollfest. It’s Sylvanas’ seat of power too, who is expected to have plenty to say in this expansion, and – as Wowhead point out– has a new statue at BlizzCon.ĭozens of supposed expansion leaks have also been made up along the way, some believable, some deliberately not so much. Some sort of liberation effort would mark a very significant change to the world, and Jaina used to live there.

This is the area of the world currently controlled by the undead after big bad Arthas killed his dad and went back to Northrend. Is patch 7.3.2 Legion’s last? Read up on its content with our World of Warcraft 7.3.2 patch notes.Īs spotted on Reddit and reported by Wowhead, a deleted BlizzCon show floor tour video from Blizzard included a very prominent Lordaeron logo.

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