A crossover between Dungeons & Dragons and World of Warcraft has leaked

A removed Roll20 news post suggests World of Warcraft is coming to Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition as an official setting book ahead of Gen Con 2026.

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Jul 30, 2026
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A crossover between Dungeons & Dragons and World of Warcraft has leaked

A crossover bringing Blizzard Entertainment's World of Warcraft universe into Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition has leaked ahead of an official announcement. Details of the collaboration first appeared in a news post on the virtual tabletop platform Roll20. Although the post was quickly removed, it was documented by RPG news site EN World before being taken down.

The leaked materials indicate that World of Warcraft will receive at least one setting book for D&D 5th Edition. This approach follows the model Wizards of the Coast used to adapt its Magic: The Gathering worlds into official tabletop sourcebooks. According to reporting by PC Gamer, the project appears positioned as a full setting book rather than smaller starter sets previously released for properties like Stranger Things or Rick and Morty.

Gen Con Keynote and Upcoming Reveals

The timing of the leak comes right before Gen Con, which runs from July 30 to August 2, 2026. Wizards of the Coast has stated that it is "pulling out all the stops for" the annual tabletop event. Among the planned highlights is a major keynote hosted by Theo Solomon—known for his role as Wyll in Baldur's Gate 3—which is set to detail multiple upcoming announcements concerning the future of Dungeons & Dragons.

Prior Tabletop Adaptations

A direct 5th Edition crossover would mark a major partnership, but Blizzard properties have crossed paths with tabletop gaming systems in the past. Around the release of Diablo 2, Wizards of the Coast officially adapted the dark fantasy world of Sanctuary to D&D rules through dedicated sourcebooks.

World of Warcraft previously received its own tabletop RPG adaptation using D&D 3rd Edition rules. However, that prior release was produced under the Open Gaming License by White Wolf, the publisher behind Vampire: The Masquerade, rather than being published directly as an in-house Wizards of the Coast crossover.

Confirmed Details and Unknowns

As of July 30, 2026, neither Blizzard Entertainment nor Wizards of the Coast has officially confirmed the project. While the leaked Roll20 post points to a 5th Edition setting book, the complete scope of the collaboration—including potential additional tabletop products or digital platform integrations—remains unconfirmed.


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Sources: PC Gamer

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