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Official art from the D&D World of Warcraft supplement, featuring a dwarf riding a flying griffon as goblins give chase on giant flying bats and a smoking, steampunk rocket.

All the D&D World of Warcraft Art Released So Far

Wizards of the Coast has recently revealed more information on one of its most ambitious new supplements: D&D: World of Warcraft

Slated for release in November 2026, the book is the first entry in the new D&D Universes Beyond line and features iconic creatures, characters and classes based on Blizzard’s popular MMORPG. It’s currently available for pre-order now from your local game store, D&D Beyond and Amazon. 

And while there’s much we still don’t know about what will be included, Wizards of the Coast has recently released a ton of new artwork. Below, we’ve put together all the images that have been released so far.

Official D&D artwork from the new World of Warcraft sourcebook, showing the dreaded lich king standing in a frozen wasteland with an undead dragon behind him.
Official art from the D&D World of Warcraft supplement, featuring a beautiful female night elf casting a spell in a set of ruins.
Official art from the D&D World of Warcraft supplement, featuring three evil, armored Death Knights stalking through a snow storm.
Official art from the D&D World of Warcraft supplement, featuring an evil armored lich with a sword standing next to a horned demon with two glowing green blades.
Official art from the D&D World of Warcraft supplement, featuring a group of adventurers facing down a dragon.
Official art from the D&D World of Warcraft supplement, featuring a group of elves standing around a table arguing over papers.
Official art from the D&D World of Warcraft supplement, featuring an evil citadel on one side and a dwarven fortress on the other side.
Official art from the D&D World of Warcraft supplement, featuring a group of adventurers facing down a giant monster stitched together from multiple body parts.
Official art from the D&D World of Warcraft supplement, featuring a giant winged demon standing atop a mountain filled with glowing green energy.
Official art from the D&D World of Warcraft supplement, featuring a male and female orc arm wrestling while other orcs look on cheering.
Official art from the D&D World of Warcraft supplement, featuring a group of snake men attacking an adventurer at the edge of a river on a moonlit night.
Official art from the D&D World of Warcraft supplement, featuring a demon standing in front of a portal in a set of creepy ruins.
Official art from the D&D World of Warcraft supplement, featuring a busy auction house filled with a variety of species and charcters.
Official art from the D&D World of Warcraft supplement, featuring an undead dragon in a frozen wasteland.
Three panels of D&D World of Warcraft art, one featuring a red dragon and her baby, one featuring a n evil giant surrounded by imps, and one featuring a female night elf warrior.
The front and back of the standard cover for the new D&D World of Warcraft supplement
The front ad back of the alternate cover of the D&D World of Warcraft supplement.
The collector's edition slipcase of the D&D World of Warcraft supplement, featuring both the Horde and Alliance symbols.

Final Thoughts

Visually, the new D&D: World of Warcraft supplement looks absolutely stunning. Whether or not the content that goes along with it resonates with fans, however, remains to be seen.

We’ll be keeping a close eye on the new supplement in the weeks ahead and will be doing a complete review closer to launch. In the meantime, you can pre-order the book now from your local game store, D&D Beyond and Amazon. 

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Jason Volk is the Publisher of Dungeons & Dragons Fanatics and lives in the wilds of Western Canada. He has been playing D&D for over 25 years and is a huge fan of Dragonlance and the Forgotten Realms. His favorite character of all time was a Necromancer named Neek who spent most of his adventuring career resurrecting the corpses of slain monsters. When he’s not playing TTRPGs, Jason enjoys video games, Magic: The Gathering, Warhammer 40K, watching football and spending time with his wife and adorably nerdy children.
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