Wizards of the Coast has revealed that the World of Warcraft crossover for Dungeons and Dragons has been hit with delays in North America, with several products affected by shipping issues. The upcoming collaboration with the world of Azeroth will be the first official Dungeons and Dragons crossover.
The upcoming collaboration with the iconic Blizzard MMORPG is set to bring plenty of exciting content to Dungeons and Dragons. The expansion will include a variety of new subclasses based around World of Warcraft, allowing players to harness the power of the Death Knight, Demon Hunter, Shaman, and more. The World of Warcraft crossover will also bring plenty of exclusive mini-figures and accessories to Dungeons and Dragons, including sets of official Alliance and Horde dice. Now, fans may be waiting longer than expected to get their hands on D&D's new World of Warcraft content.
Dungeons and Dragons reveals a multitude of new subclasses and species that players can select when building their characters.
The official collaboration between Dungeons and Dragons and World of Warcraft is being hit with delays. Wizards of the Coast confirmed that several products for the World of Warcraft crossover expansion are being pushed back from the original November 3 early access date, which allows local game stores to secure new D&D products early. While the core rulebooks and Murloc Mini figures are expected to arrive within a few days of the early access release, several World of Warcraft products are now slated to arrive closer to the full release date on November 17.
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