D&D: World of Warcraft tabletop expansion launches November 17 with early access on November 3

D&D: World of Warcraft launches November 17 — tabletop Azeroth returns with Classic-era dungeons and an Icecrown adventure

Blizzard has announced a new tabletop crossover, D&D: World of Warcraft, arriving November 17 with early access on November 3. The reveal and dates are covered in Blizzard’s forum announcement thread and roundup coverage (Blue Tracker; Wowhead). Blizzard Watch refers to the book as the “Dungeons & Dragons World of Warcraft Gameplay Expansion,” while Wowhead and Blizzard’s post call it “D&D: World of Warcraft.”

What’s inside is meant to let you run full Warcraft campaigns at your table. Both Blizzard Watch and Wowhead report support for sixteen playable species and all thirteen WoW classes, with Warcraft-flavored subclass options layered on top of familiar D&D class foundations. The scope spans iconic locations and villains from across the franchise, and Blizzard Watch notes a mix of Classic-era dungeons plus an optional Icecrown Citadel adventure if you want to jump straight into a curated run.

Blizzard Watch describes the main book as a 256-page sourcebook that bundles character options, monsters, items, and DM guidance into one volume, with “dozens” of spells and magic items and a large bestiary. It also calls out seven detailed dungeons (mostly from Classic) and an Icecrown Citadel Adventure Map Pack with maps and tokens available separately. Wowhead’s announcement similarly highlights the breadth of playable options and content, with counts listed in the “50+ to 60+” range for monsters, spells, and items.

Note: The pre-purchase bonuses mentioned by Blizzard and Wowhead — a Black Dragon mount, Gazer pet, Mimic Chest toy, and Mimic Chest decor — are for retail World of Warcraft, not Classic. Wowhead also notes these digital bonuses are included with the digital base, Ultimate Bundle, or Collector’s Edition, and do not appear to come with the base physical book.

• Release: November 17, with early access starting November 3 (per Blue Tracker and Wowhead).
• Content scope: 16 species and all 13 WoW classes, plus Warcraft-themed subclasses; campaigns can pull from across Azeroth’s history (per Blizzard Watch and Wowhead).
• Classic tie-ins: Blizzard Watch cites seven dungeons “mostly from Classic,” plus a separate Icecrown Citadel adventure with maps and tokens.
• Pre-order perks: Digital dice and character sheet backgrounds on D&D Beyond, a promo Murloc mini (limited), a mini-adventure, and a code for retail WoW items (per Blizzard Watch).

Pricing varies a bit across reports. Blizzard Watch lists the main book at $59.99 USD physical or $39.99 digital, a physical+digital bundle at $79.99, the Icecrown Citadel Map Pack at $29.99 physical or $19.99 digital, an Ultimate Bundle at $124.99, and an Ultimate Collector’s Edition at $149.99. Wowhead summarizes editions ranging from $39.99 up to $144.99 for a top-end bundle.

For Classic players, the appeal is straightforward: familiar dungeons and factions, a ruleset that mirrors your in-game class fantasy, and a ready-made Icecrown one-shot for a guild off-night. If you want to see the exact contents and current bundles before you commit, read Blizzard Watch’s hands-on overview and Wowhead’s announcement post — they’re tracking the details and preorder options as they stand today.

Further reading: Blizzard Watch’s breakdown, Wowhead’s announcement, and Blizzard’s forum thread.