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Blizzard unveiled World of Warcraft: Forever at BlizzCon 2026, a permanent Classic+ style version of the original 2004 game launching November 4. The expansion adds over 1,000 quests, nine dungeons, two raids, four new zones, and a new Skyborne elf race, all while keeping the level cap frozen at 60. It joins Modern (Retail) and Classic as a third permanent version of WoW.
Blizzard confirmed at BlizzCon that it's developing a shooter simply titled Starcraft, its first major franchise update since 2016, targeting a 2030 release. The studio also unveiled Diablo 5, set for 2029 to mark the series' 30th anniversary, alongside plans to add the Amazon class to Diablo 4 next year via a class pack.
The piece is a short fiction narrative told by an unnamed narrator recalling his childhood friend Aaron, a brilliant but unfocused classmate who chased fleeting obsessions instead of academics. Years later, after failing to finish school while his friends went to university, Aaron drifts to the margins of the group, working at a local pub where his old friends awkwardly avoid him.