D&D: World of Warcraft Crossover Products Delayed in North America
Wizards of the Coast says shipping issues pushed several items past the November 3 early access date, with most now due near the November 17 launch.
Wizards of the Coast has confirmed that several Dungeons & Dragons: World of Warcraft crossover products are delayed in North America because of shipping issues, according to gamerant.com. The affected items have slipped past the original November 3 early access date for local game stores.
The delayed lineup includes the Gameplay Expansion, its alternate-art cover, the Collector's Edition Gameplay Expansion, the Dungeon Master's Screen, the Icecrown Citadel Adventure Map Pack, and the Horde and Alliance miniature packs.
The core rulebooks and the Murloc Mini figures are expected to arrive within a few days of the early access release. Most of the delayed World of Warcraft products are now expected closer to the full release date on November 17.
Wizards of the Coast noted that exact delays may vary between different game stores, so availability could differ from one retailer to another.
First official crossover
The World of Warcraft crossover is the first official Dungeons & Dragons crossover. Both dates, November 3 for early access and November 17 for the full release, were set before the shipping problems were confirmed.
Quick answers
When is the Dungeons & Dragons: World of Warcraft crossover released?
The full release date is November 17, with local game stores originally scheduled to open early access on November 3.
Which products are delayed?
The Gameplay Expansion, its alternate-art cover, the Collector's Edition Gameplay Expansion, the Dungeon Master's Screen, the Icecrown Citadel Adventure Map Pack, and the Horde and Alliance miniature packs.
Will the core rulebooks be delayed too?
Wizards of the Coast expects the core rulebooks and Murloc Mini figures within a few days of the early access release.